Wearing the Inside Out

well that might be true, but I'm pretty sure this is totally about richard being "fired", shutting his mouth and playing on the wall tour, then after roger leaves, they are in their own band. Gilmour's part might either be talking about richard, as it says hes paler, hes fading, but he can "have the words right from his mouth" in saying that gilmour is finally standing up and taking charge, and they go on to record a huge album, then this one ie.: "we can hear ourselves again". I mean read nick's book all of this seems to fit with...

well that might be true, but I'm pretty sure this is totally about richard being "fired", shutting his mouth and playing on the wall tour, then after roger leaves, they are in their own band. Gilmour's part might either be talking about richard, as it says hes paler, hes fading, but he can "have the words right from his mouth" in saying that gilmour is finally standing up and taking charge, and they go on to record a huge album, then this one ie.: "we can hear ourselves again". I mean read nick's book all of this seems to fit with that period. or watch interviews. I mean most pink floyd especially after roger is pretty literal lyric you know, kinda about things that happen as opposed to roger's contemp poetry stuff.(although roger in the animals period was a mix of current politics and poetry (sheep, Mary Whitehouse). But again, remember, even this is all on the speculation level. i would just bet money its not a description of depression, like most of you seem to be saying.