I always thought it was "I, keep my SOUL safe..." I think that makes much more sense considering the above lyric especially.
I also agree with the other poster that it's "I am A man with A heavy heart." (Not that that really makes a difference)
Anyways, I see the song as meaning music is healing. But there also seems to be a bit of an "illuminati" reference when he mentions the dance with the devil. Since some people think music has become evil, he's saying it's like dancing with the devil. But that's all he can do to ease his mind.
I don't think it has to do with drugs (not every single song is about drugs lol) but is just simply about music. Music can be a drug of sorts, or an addiction, but I defnintely don't see references to actual substance abuse.
Also, the "blind faith" line could be in reference to a belief or religion. Not exactly sure where he's going with it, but could be him deciding once and for all that music is real and now. And that's more important to him than his "blind faith" that tells him otherwise. That's total speculation though...
Also, the "blind faith" line could be in reference to a belief or religion. Not exactly sure where he's going with it, but could be him deciding once and for all that music is real and now. And that's more important to him than his "blind faith" that tells him otherwise. That's total speculation though...
I always thought it was "I, keep my SOUL safe..." I think that makes much more sense considering the above lyric especially.
I also agree with the other poster that it's "I am A man with A heavy heart." (Not that that really makes a difference)
Anyways, I see the song as meaning music is healing. But there also seems to be a bit of an "illuminati" reference when he mentions the dance with the devil. Since some people think music has become evil, he's saying it's like dancing with the devil. But that's all he can do to ease his mind.
I don't think it has to do with drugs (not every single song is about drugs lol) but is just simply about music. Music can be a drug of sorts, or an addiction, but I defnintely don't see references to actual substance abuse.
Also, the "blind faith" line could be in reference to a belief or religion. Not exactly sure where he's going with it, but could be him deciding once and for all that music is real and now. And that's more important to him than his "blind faith" that tells him otherwise. That's total speculation though...
Also, the "blind faith" line could be in reference to a belief or religion. Not exactly sure where he's going with it, but could be him deciding once and for all that music is real and now. And that's more important to him than his "blind faith" that tells him otherwise. That's total speculation though...