@rowzeeg420 I think it's a typo, I've always interpreted as "slasher", so it's a Spartan warrior swordsman, which is explained by "defensive man of steel".
@rowzeeg420 I think it's a typo, I've always interpreted as "slasher", so it's a Spartan warrior swordsman, which is explained by "defensive man of steel".
As a metaphor it obviously means he's emotionally unstable, guarded, defensive, but might lash out.
As a metaphor it obviously means he's emotionally unstable, guarded, defensive, but might lash out.
But I've also thought that the song might be about a serial killer stalking a victim. Echoed by "Play in the Rain" which seems to be simila in theme to me.
But I've also thought that the song might be about a serial killer stalking a victim. Echoed by "Play in the Rain" which seems to be simila in theme to me.
But both songs could clearly just be metaphors for obsession.
But both songs could clearly just be metaphors for obsession.
What on earth is a spartan splasher? I feel so silly asking
@rowzeeg420 I think it's a typo, I've always interpreted as "slasher", so it's a Spartan warrior swordsman, which is explained by "defensive man of steel".
@rowzeeg420 I think it's a typo, I've always interpreted as "slasher", so it's a Spartan warrior swordsman, which is explained by "defensive man of steel".
As a metaphor it obviously means he's emotionally unstable, guarded, defensive, but might lash out.
As a metaphor it obviously means he's emotionally unstable, guarded, defensive, but might lash out.
But I've also thought that the song might be about a serial killer stalking a victim. Echoed by "Play in the Rain" which seems to be simila in theme to me.
But I've also thought that the song might be about a serial killer stalking a victim. Echoed by "Play in the Rain" which seems to be simila in theme to me.
But both songs could clearly just be metaphors for obsession.
But both songs could clearly just be metaphors for obsession.
@rowzeeg420 PS Spartans used dual swords, by the way. Which explains "right one don't get you", etc.
@rowzeeg420 PS Spartans used dual swords, by the way. Which explains "right one don't get you", etc.
@rowzeeg420 PPS errata, a spear and a sword, not dual swords. I should have said dual weapons.
@rowzeeg420 PPS errata, a spear and a sword, not dual swords. I should have said dual weapons.