woh
damn. I am so glad I stumbled upon this today, because I was just walking by my bike outside. And well, I thought how I have abandoned it there on the side. Ever since my friend painted it and left town. The meaning is deep because I actually have two usable bikes now, one was my other friends' and the other is my dad's. Another is ex husband's which I used to ride more but has gotten loose screws and flat tires recently. And my mothers' tires are too old. My brother's is too small, because we both got ours when we were little. Therefore mine was not the kind I wanted and it is big(enough for a 7 year old) and big enough for me now. However it is not one I picked out and though it fits me, it doesn't really.
Still, it is mine. And that I have left it out there is a statement towards myself. Perhaps I am tired of the parts of me which were not of my choice in the first place, and used by my friends, and still the only things that are naturally mine.
Also, I live by the ocean, so the air probably is making it rust.
Okay now for interpretation of the song.
It's just.. It makes so much sense to me. The more I look.
The begining of metal chains, like an explosion, doesn't work, or does work. 'Don't look, don't believe it!' Step aside! Dont get hurt.
Perhaps by the end of Eventually, by the end, the chains finish colliding. In a way, this could mean, they are going to break. And an explosion could be of mis-communications.
Then, the sound is over. You reflect on the singing and the gold ring. Perhaps what it meant.
Your path still isn't clear. But You made your own map. I saw you leave your bike in the ocean. I can't explain it but that line itself seems very objective aswell. You let your transport rust.
Damn.
This song is about me. Haha. And I def feelin' it right now / perhaps I have been.
So it's.. Definately about the reflection. And how someone, who AHUM he gave his eyes to. Doesn't give a shit anymore.
.... Haha!!! Excuse my french.
He's talking about his point of view on another person, who obviously can't seem to find a way, thinks they know everything, but is really quite sad. Throwing their bike in the ocean.
Is this what it's like to have those eyes? TO NOT BE ABLE TO MOVE.
woh damn. I am so glad I stumbled upon this today, because I was just walking by my bike outside. And well, I thought how I have abandoned it there on the side. Ever since my friend painted it and left town. The meaning is deep because I actually have two usable bikes now, one was my other friends' and the other is my dad's. Another is ex husband's which I used to ride more but has gotten loose screws and flat tires recently. And my mothers' tires are too old. My brother's is too small, because we both got ours when we were little. Therefore mine was not the kind I wanted and it is big(enough for a 7 year old) and big enough for me now. However it is not one I picked out and though it fits me, it doesn't really. Still, it is mine. And that I have left it out there is a statement towards myself. Perhaps I am tired of the parts of me which were not of my choice in the first place, and used by my friends, and still the only things that are naturally mine. Also, I live by the ocean, so the air probably is making it rust.
Then, the sound is over. You reflect on the singing and the gold ring. Perhaps what it meant. Your path still isn't clear. But You made your own map. I saw you leave your bike in the ocean. I can't explain it but that line itself seems very objective aswell. You let your transport rust. Damn. This song is about me. Haha. And I def feelin' it right now / perhaps I have been.
So it's.. Definately about the reflection. And how someone, who AHUM he gave his eyes to. Doesn't give a shit anymore. .... Haha!!! Excuse my french. He's talking about his point of view on another person, who obviously can't seem to find a way, thinks they know everything, but is really quite sad. Throwing their bike in the ocean. Is this what it's like to have those eyes? TO NOT BE ABLE TO MOVE.
Whatevers it's a good song