This song has many astonishing similarities to Jean-Paul Sartre's "No Exit". Nearly every line of this song has a direct parallel with the character's experiences in Hell, although I do not recognize any references to Inez.
I do believe that there are minor drug references but overall it revolves around "No Exit".
@injun42 I've never thought of this, but you make an excellent point, for in that play people create their own hell, which is what HC's woman essentially confesses in the third verse.
@injun42 I've never thought of this, but you make an excellent point, for in that play people create their own hell, which is what HC's woman essentially confesses in the third verse.
This song has many astonishing similarities to Jean-Paul Sartre's "No Exit". Nearly every line of this song has a direct parallel with the character's experiences in Hell, although I do not recognize any references to Inez.
I do believe that there are minor drug references but overall it revolves around "No Exit".
@injun42 I've never thought of this, but you make an excellent point, for in that play people create their own hell, which is what HC's woman essentially confesses in the third verse.
@injun42 I've never thought of this, but you make an excellent point, for in that play people create their own hell, which is what HC's woman essentially confesses in the third verse.