He wrote “Broken Music”—a narration about his pre-success days but since the years following this were assuredly more volatile, he might be afraid to write about them. Possibly interesting are the chapters on the ghost that won’t die and maybe the prison built out of lies, although we’ve all been on that amusement ride at sometime or another. “And all that’s left is you” refers to whoever is reading the lyrics? Maybe. I wasn’t sure.
He wrote “Broken Music”—a narration about his pre-success days but since the years following this were assuredly more volatile, he might be afraid to write about them. Possibly interesting are the chapters on the ghost that won’t die and maybe the prison built out of lies, although we’ve all been on that amusement ride at sometime or another. “And all that’s left is you” refers to whoever is reading the lyrics? Maybe. I wasn’t sure.