I'm not sure anyone can actually tell "you" what it means saal. I think the meaning is very clear. This song is about the unique evil capacity within everyone that lives on after you die. A running theme throughtout literature and philosophy. If you read Chris Cornell's lyrics it becomes clear that he is well read.
I'm not sure anyone can actually tell "you" what it means saal. I think the meaning is very clear. This song is about the unique evil capacity within everyone that lives on after you die. A running theme throughtout literature and philosophy. If you read Chris Cornell's lyrics it becomes clear that he is well read.
Evil is within everyone. Evil lives on after you die. So what is evil. Does it take some form. This song is not about time. Notice how you can substitute evil into the lyrics and it is almost perfect.
Evil is within everyone. Evil lives on after you die. So what is evil. Does it take some form. This song is not about time. Notice how you can substitute evil into the lyrics and it is almost perfect.
Listen and Hear; Evil lives inside (inside me, you, we, all of us)
Evil lives while others lie (lie are buried under soil i.e. dead die, we the mortals are the others) Here lie means; to be in a horizontal, recumbent, or prostrate position, as on a bed or the ground; It does not mean I told a lie. In fact, this second meaning MAKES NO SENSE WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF WHAT HE'S SAYING.
Those thousand years are not your's because you are not evil and you are mortal. That is, evil lives on after you die. It is evil that lives not you. Even though this capacity called "evil" lives/resides within every human while they are alive. Evil is not mortal. That is what this line means. This is the heart of the song. What is this thing we call "evil"
Read through their lyrics and you see reference to religous as well as other mystical phenomenon. Read Audioslave lyrics and it really becomes clear why he left Soundgarden. Read the lyrics of Into the void, completely different than Black Sabbath. How can you buy or sell the sky. This is Indian Mysticism.
Even though he may not get credit Chris Cornell probably wrote most of if not all the lyrics all the way back to the beginning of Soundgarden as well as Audioslave.
To me the meaning is clear. Not ambiguouos. I'm sure others disagree.
will somebody please tell me the meaning of this song?
I'm not sure anyone can actually tell "you" what it means saal. I think the meaning is very clear. This song is about the unique evil capacity within everyone that lives on after you die. A running theme throughtout literature and philosophy. If you read Chris Cornell's lyrics it becomes clear that he is well read.
I'm not sure anyone can actually tell "you" what it means saal. I think the meaning is very clear. This song is about the unique evil capacity within everyone that lives on after you die. A running theme throughtout literature and philosophy. If you read Chris Cornell's lyrics it becomes clear that he is well read.
Evil is within everyone. Evil lives on after you die. So what is evil. Does it take some form. This song is not about time. Notice how you can substitute evil into the lyrics and it is almost perfect.
Evil is within everyone. Evil lives on after you die. So what is evil. Does it take some form. This song is not about time. Notice how you can substitute evil into the lyrics and it is almost perfect.
Listen and Hear; Evil lives inside (inside me, you, we, all of us)
Evil lives while others lie (lie are buried under soil i.e. dead die, we the mortals are the others) Here lie means; to be in a horizontal, recumbent, or prostrate position, as on a bed or the ground; It does not mean I told a lie. In fact, this second meaning MAKES NO SENSE WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF WHAT HE'S SAYING.
Those thousand years are not your's because you are not evil and you are mortal. That is, evil lives on after you die. It is evil that lives not you. Even though this capacity called "evil" lives/resides within every human while they are alive. Evil is not mortal. That is what this line means. This is the heart of the song. What is this thing we call "evil"
Read through their lyrics and you see reference to religous as well as other mystical phenomenon. Read Audioslave lyrics and it really becomes clear why he left Soundgarden. Read the lyrics of Into the void, completely different than Black Sabbath. How can you buy or sell the sky. This is Indian Mysticism.
Even though he may not get credit Chris Cornell probably wrote most of if not all the lyrics all the way back to the beginning of Soundgarden as well as Audioslave.
To me the meaning is clear. Not ambiguouos. I'm sure others disagree.
Actually, Kim Thayil wrote these lyrics.
Actually, Kim Thayil wrote these lyrics.