Clearlake – No Kind Of Life

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  General Comment:It's quite clear what the song is about. It's all about not having to depend entirely on someone else to feel happy. People believe that happiness comes from having your soul mate but that is only what we are brainwashed into thinking. You might be happy for some minutes, hours, days. But after that what? What if that other person dies one day? You must learn to be happy from other means.. having hobbies, friends, doing something you are passioned about, finding that something you are passioned about.
  
  Clearlake have very sophisticated lyrics in their songs. This song reminds me a lot of the book from Anthon De Mello "Awareness".

  Flag Pithikoson November 01, 2011   Link

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  My Interpretation:To me, this song is directed at someone who relies on drugs and alcohol to make them feel good about their self and life in general. They have to alter their state of mind with these substances, and essentially become someone else, to make them feel all right. I had someone in my life like this, and this song always reminds me of them.

  Flag Hobbieson August 01, 2011   Link

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  Song Meaning:There are only two lines to he entire song and this underlines the meaning with a black sharpie. It really fets across the anger and resentment through the repetition and the angry pounding drums and loud guitar. So much done with so little.

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  General Comment:omg this song makes me think of a person that i know. shes like obsessed with someone else and im just trying to tell her to stop becuase its making her different. i told her to be happy with her life first and foremost.

  Flag Oliviawashereon July 07, 2006   Link

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