The Girl is a metaphor for mainstream society. That's why in the video the Girl is viewed from different time periods - 1950s through to 1990s. It's all the same girl, she just asks him to do different things, to love him absolutely, follow her trends, and inadvertently lose himself. He doesn't say she's evil, or not worth loving, plenty of other people will. He just can't follow along with everyone else. He's free of the restrictions of thinking and being like society tells him to be. He has other interests, other things to do. He never really lands to settle down, because he is always exploring something else - he's in endless free fall.
The Girl is a metaphor for mainstream society. That's why in the video the Girl is viewed from different time periods - 1950s through to 1990s. It's all the same girl, she just asks him to do different things, to love him absolutely, follow her trends, and inadvertently lose himself. He doesn't say she's evil, or not worth loving, plenty of other people will. He just can't follow along with everyone else. He's free of the restrictions of thinking and being like society tells him to be. He has other interests, other things to do. He never really lands to settle down, because he is always exploring something else - he's in endless free fall.