I can't help thinking that this song would work really well in a Fight Club context, alternating between Tyler and the Narrator. Tyler has the verses; the Narrator, the chorus.
"If what you are
Is just what you own
What have you become
When they take from you
Almost everything?"
...has the same basic meaning as "The things you own end up owning you." which is one of Tyler's most famous lines. And, actually it sounds like most of what Tyler says in the film and the book, just in song form and ugh, guys. It's so perfect. Just the right amount of anger and chaos and violence and sex appeal that Fight Club has and askfhjaksldjf.
I can't help thinking that this song would work really well in a Fight Club context, alternating between Tyler and the Narrator. Tyler has the verses; the Narrator, the chorus.
"If what you are Is just what you own What have you become When they take from you Almost everything?" ...has the same basic meaning as "The things you own end up owning you." which is one of Tyler's most famous lines. And, actually it sounds like most of what Tyler says in the film and the book, just in song form and ugh, guys. It's so perfect. Just the right amount of anger and chaos and violence and sex appeal that Fight Club has and askfhjaksldjf.
I didn't explain this very well. I'm sorry.