I'll refrain from my feelings about people discarding all the imagery in this song just to try and sound like experts when they say "DOOD ITS HEROIN HORSE MEANS HEROIN! YAY! IM SO SMART AND COOL LOLZ!"
Basically, if the only word you can come up with for this song is heroin, how do you explain the last lyrics "Under the cities lies a heart made of ground, but the humans will give no love"?
There are many different possible meanings for this song, the way I see it, but I believe it's about individuality: The narrator discovers his individuality while he's alone (the desert). Soon, however, he realizes the toll society (the rain) has taken on him, and its impact. Eventually, he has to return to society, and mask his true identity, although on the inside, he is still the same person (The ocean is a desert with its life underground.)
As for the last line, I believe it's a statement about how people only look skin-deep, and don't treasure what makes a person individual.
I'll refrain from my feelings about people discarding all the imagery in this song just to try and sound like experts when they say "DOOD ITS HEROIN HORSE MEANS HEROIN! YAY! IM SO SMART AND COOL LOLZ!"
Basically, if the only word you can come up with for this song is heroin, how do you explain the last lyrics "Under the cities lies a heart made of ground, but the humans will give no love"?
There are many different possible meanings for this song, the way I see it, but I believe it's about individuality: The narrator discovers his individuality while he's alone (the desert). Soon, however, he realizes the toll society (the rain) has taken on him, and its impact. Eventually, he has to return to society, and mask his true identity, although on the inside, he is still the same person (The ocean is a desert with its life underground.)
As for the last line, I believe it's a statement about how people only look skin-deep, and don't treasure what makes a person individual.