I imagine that the narrator was staying in Justine's home when a hurricane or heavy flood hit, and Justine is lost outside somewhere. The narrator is trapped in a lead-painted room, and as the song progresses she slips into a madness brought on by lead poisoning. Very creepy.
The govt put an end to the use of lead paint in 1976 or thereabouts. The singer was born in 1981. I am guessin' the room really isn't "lead-painted," rather it's simply a metaphor...a poisonous environment, perhaps emotionally or mentally threatening and confining. Oh, who knows. I just enjoy bursting the balloons of those gifted with incredible intelligence.
The govt put an end to the use of lead paint in 1976 or thereabouts. The singer was born in 1981. I am guessin' the room really isn't "lead-painted," rather it's simply a metaphor...a poisonous environment, perhaps emotionally or mentally threatening and confining. Oh, who knows. I just enjoy bursting the balloons of those gifted with incredible intelligence.
I imagine that the narrator was staying in Justine's home when a hurricane or heavy flood hit, and Justine is lost outside somewhere. The narrator is trapped in a lead-painted room, and as the song progresses she slips into a madness brought on by lead poisoning. Very creepy.
The govt put an end to the use of lead paint in 1976 or thereabouts. The singer was born in 1981. I am guessin' the room really isn't "lead-painted," rather it's simply a metaphor...a poisonous environment, perhaps emotionally or mentally threatening and confining. Oh, who knows. I just enjoy bursting the balloons of those gifted with incredible intelligence.
The govt put an end to the use of lead paint in 1976 or thereabouts. The singer was born in 1981. I am guessin' the room really isn't "lead-painted," rather it's simply a metaphor...a poisonous environment, perhaps emotionally or mentally threatening and confining. Oh, who knows. I just enjoy bursting the balloons of those gifted with incredible intelligence.