"brits are better than yanks ;) this songs got the atmosphere down to a tee - not necessarily condemning america, but presenting british society as a refreshing little break in the commercial chaos america can be - the culture that kinda stands still, still upholding the values of decency in the..." (view)

"its blatantly about buzzing or tripping." (view)

"ok so you guys are right and this song is about virginia woolf's book,but when you publish a piece of art it becomes an entity in its own right, which means it can mean what it says to you personally as much as whatever the artist had in mind when..." (view)

"Like the naked leads the blind I know I'm selfish, I'm unkind Sucker love I always find Someone to bruise and leave behind this bit is so raw and powerful. the way he outs with this dramatic confession in the same tone as the rest of the song - blunt, straight to the point..." (view)

"you guys are right when you say it speaks for the crew members but dont forget, when we hear it in the series, its during the time that faye has run off and left the bebop and the others are all sulking in her absence, albeit perhaps unadmittedly so although yeah its..." (view)

"incredible 40wattclub has it down pat these "times were living in" are times of apathy and this "future he was born into" is a seemingly meaningless one, not one of fame or importance as we've been raised to believe we'd have. "outsiders dressed up like sunday morning" illustrates the lost feeling he has..." (view)

"all good points obviously a song describing the emotion of fear, whether that be of death, love or loss of love, but this being afloat, or flying as the state of safety as opposed to the looming foreign territory - i feel the song uses flying as a metaphor for the..." (view)

"i agree the wife left her husband, who truly loved her, and ran off with this other guy, who didnt really he was only using her, but love blinded her and she couldnt see that he was trouble however, "she knew deep inside that he planned it this way" tells us that even..." (view)