Baby Girl

ok, yeah you can say this song is about merideth cuz technically it is now. but this is anthony green people.. this song is actually really old, he may have even wrote those lyrics before he was in saosin.. did he know merideth then? i honestly dont know. just saying. like when i first heard this song, it was "2 years later" instead of 7 or whatever. i believe this song makes a total refrence to marijuana. To me, it is obvious. if you cannot see this, just substitue pot in for babygirl. then you can see how the analogy works,like: "when you're talking to me, i cant breathe" -could work for him coughing after taking a hit. and the line "baby girl twist away" totally works with rolling a joint. even old people will talk about weed but disguise it as some old lady named Mary Jane. anthony even says Mary Jane in place of merideth in an acoustic clip. The demo of this song did not have the lyrics: "Meredith, I'll miss you when I go anywhere." he added that in on the newer version. after all he is clean these days. He does this same kinda thing with the circa song Glorious Nosebleed, where the lyrics hint torwards possibily cocaine or something, but he has told people it is about a girl trapped in a burning building. this girl has to make a decison between staying where she is and praying for help, or jumping out the window.. could that possibily be the concept behind the juturna album art? like that girl falling on the front, she even looks like she is falling after stepping off a window ledge or something. when you open the album booklet open, its a trippy forest, and there is a trail that leads to bright glowing door ("walk into the light") the door could represent the spot where the girl jumped from, or it could represent her seeing the light at the end of the tunnel while she is coming down from a drug or a bad trip. when i first read the lyrics, i was almost positive it was about getting somebody to do cocaine for they're first time and then coming off of it not long after. anthony is an insane poet and will write the lyrics to a song for the sole purpose of being able to have multiple meanings to that song.