I have always had the feeling that the is about war and the anguish and misery that it always brings. I feel there is some kind of rationalization attempt on the atrocities committed in war time.
The imagery used in the lyrics is quite complex and strange, "I see it all through the wolves in the walls", for example is in reference to some unknown context, at least for me. I'll read Frank Herbert's Dune as JamesDeCharpenteir suggested.
I have always had the feeling that the is about war and the anguish and misery that it always brings. I feel there is some kind of rationalization attempt on the atrocities committed in war time. The imagery used in the lyrics is quite complex and strange, "I see it all through the wolves in the walls", for example is in reference to some unknown context, at least for me. I'll read Frank Herbert's Dune as JamesDeCharpenteir suggested.