I read an article online taken from a magazine where the readers sent in their takes on radiohead songs and thom read the letters and responded to the best one. He said he likes his songs to have multiple meanings and the relationship angle is one of them. He also said that the "light coming on" and "no future left at all" parts were talking about dying. He used to think there was no afterlife and nothing he did in his lifetime mattered but now thats all different. His life has meaning now, so he can be happy and enjoy the good times because he can look back on those times after his mortal life has ended.
I read an article online taken from a magazine where the readers sent in their takes on radiohead songs and thom read the letters and responded to the best one. He said he likes his songs to have multiple meanings and the relationship angle is one of them. He also said that the "light coming on" and "no future left at all" parts were talking about dying. He used to think there was no afterlife and nothing he did in his lifetime mattered but now thats all different. His life has meaning now, so he can be happy and enjoy the good times because he can look back on those times after his mortal life has ended.
hello @egoat711 I would like to read that article too. Is it online? Can you help me? xbo
hello @egoat711 I would like to read that article too. Is it online? Can you help me? xbo