Such an interesting song. I felt like the writer is reasoning with an emotional "dare-devil" willing to risk everything, even life, for recognition...attention. Pleading with someone that is deeply loved but getting no substance, no conversation, no love. Dare-devils risk their very lives, in this case resulting in a relational death, leaving loved ones tragically high and dry.
The best rendition I have ever heard was by Eddie Miller of Sunderland, UK.
@navgator the first reveiwe that realizes the writer is the protagonist. This song is totally introspective. He is writing about himself. Once you understand this. No more interpretation is needed.
@navgator the first reveiwe that realizes the writer is the protagonist. This song is totally introspective. He is writing about himself. Once you understand this. No more interpretation is needed.
Such an interesting song. I felt like the writer is reasoning with an emotional "dare-devil" willing to risk everything, even life, for recognition...attention. Pleading with someone that is deeply loved but getting no substance, no conversation, no love. Dare-devils risk their very lives, in this case resulting in a relational death, leaving loved ones tragically high and dry.
The best rendition I have ever heard was by Eddie Miller of Sunderland, UK.
@navgator the first reveiwe that realizes the writer is the protagonist. This song is totally introspective. He is writing about himself. Once you understand this. No more interpretation is needed.
@navgator the first reveiwe that realizes the writer is the protagonist. This song is totally introspective. He is writing about himself. Once you understand this. No more interpretation is needed.