The ending bit has a very Blue Oyster Cult feel to it actually.
As for the meaning, I think it's about a cult... one of those suicide cults. One of the cults in memory poisoned the punch at their gathering... Heaven's Gate, I think. Anyway, my point is that as you get older and you realize that you're never going to change the world (in many cases), you might start looking for a way out.
"Never grow up, never grow old" is certainly something that would happen if you were dead. Nor would you want to change the world anymore. I think the cult leader is saying it's the ultimate escape. No worries, ever again. Freedom, and all that.
The ending bit has a very Blue Oyster Cult feel to it actually.
As for the meaning, I think it's about a cult... one of those suicide cults. One of the cults in memory poisoned the punch at their gathering... Heaven's Gate, I think. Anyway, my point is that as you get older and you realize that you're never going to change the world (in many cases), you might start looking for a way out.
"Never grow up, never grow old" is certainly something that would happen if you were dead. Nor would you want to change the world anymore. I think the cult leader is saying it's the ultimate escape. No worries, ever again. Freedom, and all that.