Don't know the official meaning, but I take this song to mean that as David Draiman is 45 now, he's hitting that age where a lot of his older family friends and relatives are starting to pass away and he's having to deal with this more and more.
@Ashram pretty much. Draiman said in an interview we have lost a lot of entertainers and colleagues recently. Seems like bands are writing more about mental health issues these days.
@Ashram pretty much. Draiman said in an interview we have lost a lot of entertainers and colleagues recently. Seems like bands are writing more about mental health issues these days.
Don't know the official meaning, but I take this song to mean that as David Draiman is 45 now, he's hitting that age where a lot of his older family friends and relatives are starting to pass away and he's having to deal with this more and more.
@Ashram pretty much. Draiman said in an interview we have lost a lot of entertainers and colleagues recently. Seems like bands are writing more about mental health issues these days.
@Ashram pretty much. Draiman said in an interview we have lost a lot of entertainers and colleagues recently. Seems like bands are writing more about mental health issues these days.