| Passion Pit – It's Not My Fault, I'm Happy Lyrics | 10 years ago |
| It does seem to be that. Also it could be that being seen as just a diagnosis, or a series of numbers, you don't stand a chance. The "we" could be referring just to the two sides of himself. | |
| Richard Shindell – Fishing Lyrics | 10 years ago |
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I think that when he talks about his fishing he is becoming human for a few minutes. He forgets who he's talking to for a second and just sees him as a person. He reads about fishing and thinks "If you get the chance, you should try to get up to Lake Michigan." Then he remembers and says, "Well maybe but then again, anyway...where were we then." It happens again when he says "My dad, used to rent us this place in Ontario..." and goes on about that. When he says "He used to say that God rewards us for letting the small ones go" that was also a metaphor for what he was doing. He wasn't going to deport him if he helped him to find more people. You're right on about the end. It is saying "f-you," and also that he will figure it out. He doesn't need to snitch and he'll be okay, as there's lots to do back home. "They're waiting there for me and, running deep." |
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