FML is an acronym to an old expression amongst maritime men meaning "fix my lighthouse" in response to an unwelcomed comment, or so to say, go fuck yourself.
Aside from that, this song is a clear metaphor for the battle between a man and his legal fiction. The lyrics have admiralty/commercial law symbolism running rampant. The Vatican-Unidroit connection is utilized to show the man's "sacrifice" of his life by OUTSTRETCHED ARMS(crucifixion) as he sinks into Its "eternity" from Its promised "savior". Of course he rejects the System's contract to free himself after his friend, ie Truth saves him.
Sound ridiculous? I dare anyone to pick up a Black's Law dictionary and search legal terms like SHIPWRECK, VESSEL, ABANDONMENT, SALVAGE, DISCOVERY, and apply them to what happens in a hospital through the BIRTH certificate NATURALIZATION of a federal/contracted CITIZEN.
Not even sure the band, who is one of my few complete favorites, realizes what they're writting, but their songs are littered with these brilliant analogies. The planet needs more poets like this again to explain to those who have ears to hear.
FML is an acronym to an old expression amongst maritime men meaning "fix my lighthouse" in response to an unwelcomed comment, or so to say, go fuck yourself.
Aside from that, this song is a clear metaphor for the battle between a man and his legal fiction. The lyrics have admiralty/commercial law symbolism running rampant. The Vatican-Unidroit connection is utilized to show the man's "sacrifice" of his life by OUTSTRETCHED ARMS(crucifixion) as he sinks into Its "eternity" from Its promised "savior". Of course he rejects the System's contract to free himself after his friend, ie Truth saves him. Sound ridiculous? I dare anyone to pick up a Black's Law dictionary and search legal terms like SHIPWRECK, VESSEL, ABANDONMENT, SALVAGE, DISCOVERY, and apply them to what happens in a hospital through the BIRTH certificate NATURALIZATION of a federal/contracted CITIZEN.
Not even sure the band, who is one of my few complete favorites, realizes what they're writting, but their songs are littered with these brilliant analogies. The planet needs more poets like this again to explain to those who have ears to hear.
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