Getting fed up and disillusioned with life. Wanting to express your anger and frustration in the most liberating, universal way: throwing a temper tantrum.
;)
I actually love this song and stand by my interpretation. Not the temper tantrum bit, that was just me being silly, but the general idea yeah.
I haven't had time to read all the other interpretations and think about them, and I may not get to that soon. I like yours, though, from a personal view. For me, it's a way to purge out all the anger and violence we all have the seeds of in us. That way, you won't act on them. Get it all out - These are the things I can do without. Repressing emotion isn't good at all. In some kinds of meditation it's called "purifying". I only know a couple of their songs,...
I haven't had time to read all the other interpretations and think about them, and I may not get to that soon. I like yours, though, from a personal view. For me, it's a way to purge out all the anger and violence we all have the seeds of in us. That way, you won't act on them. Get it all out - These are the things I can do without. Repressing emotion isn't good at all. In some kinds of meditation it's called "purifying". I only know a couple of their songs, but I really like them. Joni Mitchell (who's music I really love) said she really liked Tears of Fears I once read. A LOT of her music expresses tremendous anger, and outrage. It's been too intense for me and took me a long time before I could process it, but it really helped. Good examples are "Ethiopia", and that whole "Turbulent Indigo" recording. I really do care about the larger issues and have always been involved in constructive things. But everything starts with the personal side of it. So, I'll read the others when I have time, but I like yours a lot.
I don't use this site enough. I guess you can't edit replies. Sorry about the bad prose in my reply. I often go out and walk and run - anything to burn off this intensity I have inside me. And going to a place where you can sing along with songs like this (where you won't disturb others) is sometimes incredibly helpful. To me, selling my soul is to be a person who Plots and manipulates, and will use the anger someone else expresses against them - this happens frequently in a context such as litigation,...
I don't use this site enough. I guess you can't edit replies. Sorry about the bad prose in my reply. I often go out and walk and run - anything to burn off this intensity I have inside me. And going to a place where you can sing along with songs like this (where you won't disturb others) is sometimes incredibly helpful. To me, selling my soul is to be a person who Plots and manipulates, and will use the anger someone else expresses against them - this happens frequently in a context such as litigation, or employment. Anger isn't acceptable, but it's much more genuine.. In general, I trust people who are emotional a lot more than people who are quiet and "conventional". I'm genuinely frustrated I can't write more clearly and don't have patience with that now.
Getting fed up and disillusioned with life. Wanting to express your anger and frustration in the most liberating, universal way: throwing a temper tantrum.
;)
I actually love this song and stand by my interpretation. Not the temper tantrum bit, that was just me being silly, but the general idea yeah.
I haven't had time to read all the other interpretations and think about them, and I may not get to that soon. I like yours, though, from a personal view. For me, it's a way to purge out all the anger and violence we all have the seeds of in us. That way, you won't act on them. Get it all out - These are the things I can do without. Repressing emotion isn't good at all. In some kinds of meditation it's called "purifying". I only know a couple of their songs,...
I haven't had time to read all the other interpretations and think about them, and I may not get to that soon. I like yours, though, from a personal view. For me, it's a way to purge out all the anger and violence we all have the seeds of in us. That way, you won't act on them. Get it all out - These are the things I can do without. Repressing emotion isn't good at all. In some kinds of meditation it's called "purifying". I only know a couple of their songs, but I really like them. Joni Mitchell (who's music I really love) said she really liked Tears of Fears I once read. A LOT of her music expresses tremendous anger, and outrage. It's been too intense for me and took me a long time before I could process it, but it really helped. Good examples are "Ethiopia", and that whole "Turbulent Indigo" recording. I really do care about the larger issues and have always been involved in constructive things. But everything starts with the personal side of it. So, I'll read the others when I have time, but I like yours a lot.
I don't use this site enough. I guess you can't edit replies. Sorry about the bad prose in my reply. I often go out and walk and run - anything to burn off this intensity I have inside me. And going to a place where you can sing along with songs like this (where you won't disturb others) is sometimes incredibly helpful. To me, selling my soul is to be a person who Plots and manipulates, and will use the anger someone else expresses against them - this happens frequently in a context such as litigation,...
I don't use this site enough. I guess you can't edit replies. Sorry about the bad prose in my reply. I often go out and walk and run - anything to burn off this intensity I have inside me. And going to a place where you can sing along with songs like this (where you won't disturb others) is sometimes incredibly helpful. To me, selling my soul is to be a person who Plots and manipulates, and will use the anger someone else expresses against them - this happens frequently in a context such as litigation, or employment. Anger isn't acceptable, but it's much more genuine.. In general, I trust people who are emotional a lot more than people who are quiet and "conventional". I'm genuinely frustrated I can't write more clearly and don't have patience with that now.