On a bridge, quite high
A man hold his arms open
There he stands and still hesitates
Right away the people swarm in droves
I won't miss out on it either
I want to see it up close
I get into the first row
And scream

The man wants to climb from the bridge
The people begin to hate
They form a dense crowd
And don't want to let him down
So he climbs back up
And the mob begins to rage
They want his innards
And scream

Jump
Redeem me
Jump
Don't disappoint me
Jump for me
Jump into the light
Jump

Now the man begins to cry
A cloud moves in secret
Asking himself what have I done
in front of the sun, it gets cold
I just wanted to see the view
the people break ranks
and look into the evening sky
And they scream

Jump

They scream
Jump
Redeem me
Jump
Don't disappoint me
Jump for me
Jump into the light
Jump

A cloud moves in secret
in front of the sun, it gets cold
But a thousand suns burn just for you
I creep onto the bridge in secret
and kick him in the back from behind
I redeem him from this shame
and I scream to him

Jump

Jump
Redeem yourself
Jump
Don't disappoint me
Jump for me
Jump
Don't disappoint me


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    My Interpretation

    Whenever I listen to this song, I'm reminded of the documentary called "The Bridge", which discussed people committing suicide by jumping off The Golden Gate Bridge.

    A film crew set up cameras for 365 days, filming people walking over the bridge, and zooming in on people who were obviously there only to jump to their deaths. The film makers would then talk to the families/friends of the dead and discuss what led to their demise.

    The documentary is fascinating, macabre and powerful. The filmmakers had the best intentions at heart - to raise awareness and to lobby for the installation of security fencing on the bridge and prevent more suicides.

    I strongly recommend watching it, if you haven't seen it.

    ...but listening to this song you can't help but think that the filmmakers perhaps could have also done something to save those doomed people they filmed jumping, instead of idly standing there on the shoreline, camera in hand.

    You also can't help but think that maybe, just maybe, in the interests of making the film as dramatic as possible, the camera crew were watching through the viewfinder with keen anticipation at the victims as they stood on the edge, and uttered under their breaths: "spring".

    joe164on July 07, 2015   Link

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