It's pretty easy. Sure, you can read anything metaphorically. But to me it's illustrated for you, being essentially a Reznor song. There's not much ambiguity.
A couple killed themselves, they are lying on the floor, entangled (in a final pose). There's blood on the TV screen (hate begins to spill across the screen).
The ongoing referencing of "blinding light illuminates the scene, try to fill the spaces in-between..." can be a combination of two things: all the flashlights from the police and first responders, and the fact that, well? Presumably, when you die your eyes begin to dilate so you're just going to see all that as white...until it's finally lights out. I'd imagine the "trying to fill the spaces in-between" is trying to see around all that and making sense of what you're seeing. It sound just like the graphic thing Reznor would write for his wife to sing lol The guy is a f'ng master of horror.
It's pretty easy. Sure, you can read anything metaphorically. But to me it's illustrated for you, being essentially a Reznor song. There's not much ambiguity.
A couple killed themselves, they are lying on the floor, entangled (in a final pose). There's blood on the TV screen (hate begins to spill across the screen).
The ongoing referencing of "blinding light illuminates the scene, try to fill the spaces in-between..." can be a combination of two things: all the flashlights from the police and first responders, and the fact that, well? Presumably, when you die your eyes begin to dilate so you're just going to see all that as white...until it's finally lights out. I'd imagine the "trying to fill the spaces in-between" is trying to see around all that and making sense of what you're seeing. It sound just like the graphic thing Reznor would write for his wife to sing lol The guy is a f'ng master of horror.