Unfortunately Wallamange, the 20 second "hidden track" is still part of the song, its just thrown in that far out to get listeners to keep the music playing.
I read somewhere that the pause in between and afterwards is so long so that listeners can "get ready for the play-again" (sounds pretty pompous to me, but I guess its possible).
Anyways, my interpretation is as follows:
The song really seems to be about how life isn't anything like the movies.
In the movies you almost always get some resolution or some sort of closure and comfort, but reality is never like that.
People want romance and true love and happiness with someone, when in reality, most settle for cheap sex.
The "pills part" and "get back to your arms" I think is more or less one metaphor meaning "Help me lose sight of reality and return to fiction".
I mean, really think about it. If you watch a lot of movies, you realize, none of it is ever real. Even the movies that try to be "realistic" aren't. Everything else always turns out with some fictional ending or some stretch that just doesn't happen in real life.
"I think you're crazy" is probably meaning "I think you're crazy (for believing that everything can work out, b/c the reality is, things rarely ever do and we just can't have that happy ending that we want).
Unfortunately Wallamange, the 20 second "hidden track" is still part of the song, its just thrown in that far out to get listeners to keep the music playing.
I read somewhere that the pause in between and afterwards is so long so that listeners can "get ready for the play-again" (sounds pretty pompous to me, but I guess its possible).
Anyways, my interpretation is as follows:
The song really seems to be about how life isn't anything like the movies.
In the movies you almost always get some resolution or some sort of closure and comfort, but reality is never like that.
People want romance and true love and happiness with someone, when in reality, most settle for cheap sex.
The "pills part" and "get back to your arms" I think is more or less one metaphor meaning "Help me lose sight of reality and return to fiction".
I mean, really think about it. If you watch a lot of movies, you realize, none of it is ever real. Even the movies that try to be "realistic" aren't. Everything else always turns out with some fictional ending or some stretch that just doesn't happen in real life.
"I think you're crazy" is probably meaning "I think you're crazy (for believing that everything can work out, b/c the reality is, things rarely ever do and we just can't have that happy ending that we want).