@Jewellfire Actually, I wouldn't be too sure about that. I've looked around and there seems to be no consensus about that line. Some think it's "can glue", others think it's "can't glue".
@Jewellfire Actually, I wouldn't be too sure about that. I've looked around and there seems to be no consensus about that line. Some think it's "can glue", others think it's "can't glue".
Personally, I think it's "can't glue" because it seems more in line with the previous song on the album "Third day of a seven day binge".
Personally, I think it's "can't glue" because it seems more in line with the previous song on the album "Third day of a seven day binge".
"Cannot say I'm breaking the rules
If I can't glue them back together."
"Cannot say I'm breaking the rules
If I can't glue them back together."
Cannot say I'm doing something wrong, if you won't let me fix it. Hence the war.
Cannot say I'm doing something wrong, if you won't let me fix it. Hence the war.
This would be...
This would be more applicable to the context of both this song and its companion piece "Third day of a seven day binge."
@Jewellfire I find it to be "can glue" given Manson's lyrics on the past two CDs...born villain and The Pale Emperor it fits with the subtext referencing authors such as Nietzsche (a long time reference), Bataille, and even Derrida with "No Reflection". This specific seems to be referencing Transgression and Bataille (an author fully intent on Transgression). Yet theorists have not fully made it there as they find transgression to perhaps only exist as it crosses the line... (Foucault) this is broken rules that can be glued back together...what good is that?! It is not broken...
@Jewellfire I find it to be "can glue" given Manson's lyrics on the past two CDs...born villain and The Pale Emperor it fits with the subtext referencing authors such as Nietzsche (a long time reference), Bataille, and even Derrida with "No Reflection". This specific seems to be referencing Transgression and Bataille (an author fully intent on Transgression). Yet theorists have not fully made it there as they find transgression to perhaps only exist as it crosses the line... (Foucault) this is broken rules that can be glued back together...what good is that?! It is not broken rules when one glues them back even in some deformed manner (which gets us to political movements... But I digress, I realize I am now actively interpreting, something most do not take part.)
Obviously there are ample meanings and subtextual meanings for each person.
"Cannot say I'm breaking the rules If I can glue them back together" Cannot say I'm doing something wrong if I can fix it
@Jewellfire Actually, I wouldn't be too sure about that. I've looked around and there seems to be no consensus about that line. Some think it's "can glue", others think it's "can't glue".
@Jewellfire Actually, I wouldn't be too sure about that. I've looked around and there seems to be no consensus about that line. Some think it's "can glue", others think it's "can't glue".
Personally, I think it's "can't glue" because it seems more in line with the previous song on the album "Third day of a seven day binge".
Personally, I think it's "can't glue" because it seems more in line with the previous song on the album "Third day of a seven day binge".
"Cannot say I'm breaking the rules If I can't glue them back together."
"Cannot say I'm breaking the rules If I can't glue them back together."
Cannot say I'm doing something wrong, if you won't let me fix it. Hence the war.
Cannot say I'm doing something wrong, if you won't let me fix it. Hence the war.
This would be...
This would be more applicable to the context of both this song and its companion piece "Third day of a seven day binge."
@Jewellfire I find it to be "can glue" given Manson's lyrics on the past two CDs...born villain and The Pale Emperor it fits with the subtext referencing authors such as Nietzsche (a long time reference), Bataille, and even Derrida with "No Reflection". This specific seems to be referencing Transgression and Bataille (an author fully intent on Transgression). Yet theorists have not fully made it there as they find transgression to perhaps only exist as it crosses the line... (Foucault) this is broken rules that can be glued back together...what good is that?! It is not broken...
@Jewellfire I find it to be "can glue" given Manson's lyrics on the past two CDs...born villain and The Pale Emperor it fits with the subtext referencing authors such as Nietzsche (a long time reference), Bataille, and even Derrida with "No Reflection". This specific seems to be referencing Transgression and Bataille (an author fully intent on Transgression). Yet theorists have not fully made it there as they find transgression to perhaps only exist as it crosses the line... (Foucault) this is broken rules that can be glued back together...what good is that?! It is not broken rules when one glues them back even in some deformed manner (which gets us to political movements... But I digress, I realize I am now actively interpreting, something most do not take part.)
Obviously there are ample meanings and subtextual meanings for each person.
@Jewellfire I think you're right. It would fit more with the overall album as well. Thanks for your input though.
@Jewellfire I think you're right. It would fit more with the overall album as well. Thanks for your input though.