I gotta say I really don't know what to take away from this song.
I've read interviews saying they were influenced by the Book of Revelations when writing this album, not as followers but just by the ideas presented in the book.
As an atheist I don't really understand the sentiment of the line:
"We all at minimum Deserve a unique exit from this world"
It sounds extremely vain to me, what do they mean by "unique"?
It's one of my favourite songs on the album, probably for its ambiguity but I was just wondering what other's thought.
The Book of Revelations was their influence for Let Live and Let Ghosts, seeing as it was about Armageddon. Safe Travels and all of their other albums have themes of questioning faith and stuff, because I'm pretty sure that they're agnostic.
The Book of Revelations was their influence for Let Live and Let Ghosts, seeing as it was about Armageddon. Safe Travels and all of their other albums have themes of questioning faith and stuff, because I'm pretty sure that they're agnostic.
I gotta say I really don't know what to take away from this song.
I've read interviews saying they were influenced by the Book of Revelations when writing this album, not as followers but just by the ideas presented in the book.
As an atheist I don't really understand the sentiment of the line:
"We all at minimum Deserve a unique exit from this world"
It sounds extremely vain to me, what do they mean by "unique"?
It's one of my favourite songs on the album, probably for its ambiguity but I was just wondering what other's thought.
The Book of Revelations was their influence for Let Live and Let Ghosts, seeing as it was about Armageddon. Safe Travels and all of their other albums have themes of questioning faith and stuff, because I'm pretty sure that they're agnostic.
The Book of Revelations was their influence for Let Live and Let Ghosts, seeing as it was about Armageddon. Safe Travels and all of their other albums have themes of questioning faith and stuff, because I'm pretty sure that they're agnostic.