It's a song illustrating the way people keep all their feelings bottled up and act like everything's okay and how they don't agree with that, hence the lyrics "Shout, shout. Let it all out. These are the things I can do without." and the end of the song, "I'd really love to break your heart." shows how when someone actually finds another person in to confide in they just let them down. That's what the song means to me, and if I can derive a meaning like that from a few simple quotes, imagine all the other meanings people can think of then it's hardly a song written by "a bunch of wussies" but if you want to view everything thing in a simplistic manner like that then that's your problem.
It's a song illustrating the way people keep all their feelings bottled up and act like everything's okay and how they don't agree with that, hence the lyrics "Shout, shout. Let it all out. These are the things I can do without." and the end of the song, "I'd really love to break your heart." shows how when someone actually finds another person in to confide in they just let them down. That's what the song means to me, and if I can derive a meaning like that from a few simple quotes, imagine all the other meanings people can think of then it's hardly a song written by "a bunch of wussies" but if you want to view everything thing in a simplistic manner like that then that's your problem.