It's talking about getting revenge against society for whatever it's done to wrong her.
The "time for tea" aspect is because in places around the world, tea time is seen as a necessary part of every day, and she's comparing her revenge to this.
Also, syringes, amputation saws, and electroshock machines are found in hospitals, and I believe Emilie Autumn did time in an insane asylum or mental hospital, so the reference there is pretty clear.
Maybe, but she personally uses tea as a way of calming herself. Like if things are stressful or if her mind gets stuck on something, she stops and drinks a cup of tea to break the chain. So I think this song is more about venting her frustrations and angers. Also serving as a warning that eventually she or another won't stop for tea and there will be hell to pay then.
Maybe, but she personally uses tea as a way of calming herself. Like if things are stressful or if her mind gets stuck on something, she stops and drinks a cup of tea to break the chain. So I think this song is more about venting her frustrations and angers. Also serving as a warning that eventually she or another won't stop for tea and there will be hell to pay then.
She spent I think a two week mandatory observation period in a mental ward.
She spent I think a two week mandatory observation period in a mental ward.
It's talking about getting revenge against society for whatever it's done to wrong her.
The "time for tea" aspect is because in places around the world, tea time is seen as a necessary part of every day, and she's comparing her revenge to this.
Also, syringes, amputation saws, and electroshock machines are found in hospitals, and I believe Emilie Autumn did time in an insane asylum or mental hospital, so the reference there is pretty clear.
Maybe, but she personally uses tea as a way of calming herself. Like if things are stressful or if her mind gets stuck on something, she stops and drinks a cup of tea to break the chain. So I think this song is more about venting her frustrations and angers. Also serving as a warning that eventually she or another won't stop for tea and there will be hell to pay then.
Maybe, but she personally uses tea as a way of calming herself. Like if things are stressful or if her mind gets stuck on something, she stops and drinks a cup of tea to break the chain. So I think this song is more about venting her frustrations and angers. Also serving as a warning that eventually she or another won't stop for tea and there will be hell to pay then.
She spent I think a two week mandatory observation period in a mental ward.
She spent I think a two week mandatory observation period in a mental ward.