You made a second mistake transcribing the lyrics. Another user said that it's 'mistake' instead of mistake, which is important as the meaning is made more obvious, but to address another issue, the second chorus is not "before passing out" it's "before casting out".
This little change makes it painfully obvious that the lyrics are the last thoughts of a recent suicide. 'Casting out', if you aren't familiar with the phrase explicitly means 'death'.
@Umbrellacorp53 it clearly says “passing out.” That’s an unmistakeable P at the beginning of that word. And there’s no T in “passing.” The song is still about someone being regretful that they chose to end their life, but he’s clearly “passing out,” not “casting out.”
@Umbrellacorp53 it clearly says “passing out.” That’s an unmistakeable P at the beginning of that word. And there’s no T in “passing.” The song is still about someone being regretful that they chose to end their life, but he’s clearly “passing out,” not “casting out.”
You made a second mistake transcribing the lyrics. Another user said that it's 'mistake' instead of mistake, which is important as the meaning is made more obvious, but to address another issue, the second chorus is not "before passing out" it's "before casting out".
This little change makes it painfully obvious that the lyrics are the last thoughts of a recent suicide. 'Casting out', if you aren't familiar with the phrase explicitly means 'death'.
@Umbrellacorp53 mistake, not mistakes
@Umbrellacorp53 mistake, not mistakes
@Umbrellacorp53 it clearly says “passing out.” That’s an unmistakeable P at the beginning of that word. And there’s no T in “passing.” The song is still about someone being regretful that they chose to end their life, but he’s clearly “passing out,” not “casting out.”
@Umbrellacorp53 it clearly says “passing out.” That’s an unmistakeable P at the beginning of that word. And there’s no T in “passing.” The song is still about someone being regretful that they chose to end their life, but he’s clearly “passing out,” not “casting out.”