Clearly the song is a prophetic piece. Both foreboding the redundancies at TalkTalk the communications company, along with the later but recent, flooding of some of its offices from torrential rain.
And also a scathing commentary on the theft and flippant abandon affected on the fineries of human creativity.
Such a poignant closing lyric, revering the paramount effort exacted by those tasked with the groundwork of much of humanities progress.
Clearly the song is a prophetic piece. Both foreboding the redundancies at TalkTalk the communications company, along with the later but recent, flooding of some of its offices from torrential rain.
And also a scathing commentary on the theft and flippant abandon affected on the fineries of human creativity. Such a poignant closing lyric, revering the paramount effort exacted by those tasked with the groundwork of much of humanities progress.
"Lest we forget who lay"
http://carphoneworker.wordpress.com/2010/01/28/drip-drip-redundancies-at-talk-talk-now-the-flood/