I didn't think of it myself, but someone brought to my attention the correlation between this song and the book FAHRENHEIT 451. The fireworks display could = the nuclear war at the end, and the blank notebook, etc. The part that really convinced me of it is:
One of these days and turn on your TV
To watch a man with a face like mine
Being chased down a busy street
Theres a part in the book where the main character is being chased down a street and cameras are following him, and the whole chase is portrayed on tv.
I don't know how the person I know thought of it, but it definitely all makes sense to me.
I love the way our minds work. To see a correlation like that is such an amazing example of the weird quantum entangling our minds must possess.
I love the way our minds work. To see a correlation like that is such an amazing example of the weird quantum entangling our minds must possess.
As to whether it's in fact true or not, does it matter? The author's intent is rarely relevant in literary criticism, why should it be so in trying to noodle out the meaning of a song? I for one love this crossroad your friend found. I'm going to hang onto it!
As to whether it's in fact true or not, does it matter? The author's intent is rarely relevant in literary criticism, why should it be so in trying to noodle out the meaning of a song? I for one love this crossroad your friend found. I'm going to hang onto it!
I love the way our minds work. To see a correlation like that is such an amazing example of the weird quantum entangling our minds must possess.
I love the way our minds work. To see a correlation like that is such an amazing example of the weird quantum entangling our minds must possess.
As to whether it's in fact true or not, does it matter? The author's intent is rarely relevant in literary criticism, why should it be so in trying to noodle out the meaning of a song? I for one love this crossroad your friend found. I'm going to hang onto it!
As to whether it's in fact true or not, does it matter? The author's intent is rarely relevant in literary criticism, why should it be so in trying to noodle out the meaning of a song? I for one love this crossroad your friend found. I'm going to hang onto it!
I didn't think of it myself, but someone brought to my attention the correlation between this song and the book FAHRENHEIT 451. The fireworks display could = the nuclear war at the end, and the blank notebook, etc. The part that really convinced me of it is:
One of these days and turn on your TV To watch a man with a face like mine Being chased down a busy street
Theres a part in the book where the main character is being chased down a street and cameras are following him, and the whole chase is portrayed on tv.
I don't know how the person I know thought of it, but it definitely all makes sense to me.
I love the way our minds work. To see a correlation like that is such an amazing example of the weird quantum entangling our minds must possess.
I love the way our minds work. To see a correlation like that is such an amazing example of the weird quantum entangling our minds must possess.
As to whether it's in fact true or not, does it matter? The author's intent is rarely relevant in literary criticism, why should it be so in trying to noodle out the meaning of a song? I for one love this crossroad your friend found. I'm going to hang onto it!
As to whether it's in fact true or not, does it matter? The author's intent is rarely relevant in literary criticism, why should it be so in trying to noodle out the meaning of a song? I for one love this crossroad your friend found. I'm going to hang onto it!
I love the way our minds work. To see a correlation like that is such an amazing example of the weird quantum entangling our minds must possess.
I love the way our minds work. To see a correlation like that is such an amazing example of the weird quantum entangling our minds must possess.
As to whether it's in fact true or not, does it matter? The author's intent is rarely relevant in literary criticism, why should it be so in trying to noodle out the meaning of a song? I for one love this crossroad your friend found. I'm going to hang onto it!
As to whether it's in fact true or not, does it matter? The author's intent is rarely relevant in literary criticism, why should it be so in trying to noodle out the meaning of a song? I for one love this crossroad your friend found. I'm going to hang onto it!