screens", I'm not sure what to make of that. Would love to hear someone else's
> theory.
The book represents the narrator's self-image. He has no future or past - only two pages - the present. He's a pretty sad guy, a bit of a loser who has idolized some female and put her up on a pedestal like she's a goddess rather than treating her like an equal or a human.">
Moonbeams Meanings & Lyrics Discussion by vinylminer | SongMeanings
screens", I'm not sure what to make of that. Would love to hear someone else's
> theory.
The book represents the narrator's self-image. He has no future or past - only two pages - the present. He's a pretty sad guy, a bit of a loser who has idolized some female and put her up on a pedestal like she's a goddess rather than treating her like an equal or a human." />
As for the part about "this book" being "two pages deep, no pictures, no
screens", I'm not sure what to make of that. Would love to hear someone else's
theory.
The book represents the narrator's self-image. He has no future or past - only two pages - the present. He's a pretty sad guy, a bit of a loser who has idolized some female and put her up on a pedestal like she's a goddess rather than treating her like an equal or a human.
The book represents the narrator's self-image. He has no future or past - only two pages - the present. He's a pretty sad guy, a bit of a loser who has idolized some female and put her up on a pedestal like she's a goddess rather than treating her like an equal or a human.