The title's spelled wrong for whomever submitted this to this site. Deth, however is spelled right. Never got why they did that the way they did.
The "lying motionless" thing is nothing to do with sex, the song's about someone who has died. most notably, it's alluding to you and your personal actions and choices. Is that not blatantly obvious by the title, chorus, multiple references, etc?
The Indian is accidentally trapped where they ought not to have been. Ergo, their death is imminent. ACCIDENTAL FUCKIN' DETH. The title of the song, once again.
The suicide idea of the gun is a somewhat plausible meaning, but I personally think the whole damn phrase is about someone accidentally ruining someone else's life, making mistakes along the way in their life, something so devastating that it causes an epiphany, and Jenny was asking the audience if they would change their ways, whatever form of treachery they were.
The brain/body thing is about you worrying trying to identify yourself so much that by the time you've got yourself a label, your time is up. Or something along those lines.
And why, on this website, is every song about drugs? Sure, there's something about drugs in some songs, but I've seen it on bands that don't associate with drugs in any song, at all. Just a personal comment on this site.
Some other ideas of different parts seemed plausible, but others failed miserably.
Probably alotta songs are about drugs i mean artists are more likely than anyone to become chemically dependent, any artist who has been doing it for long enough has stories of themselves or people they've known who have gotten deep in it or died from it...
Probably alotta songs are about drugs i mean artists are more likely than anyone to become chemically dependent, any artist who has been doing it for long enough has stories of themselves or people they've known who have gotten deep in it or died from it...
The title's spelled wrong for whomever submitted this to this site. Deth, however is spelled right. Never got why they did that the way they did.
The "lying motionless" thing is nothing to do with sex, the song's about someone who has died. most notably, it's alluding to you and your personal actions and choices. Is that not blatantly obvious by the title, chorus, multiple references, etc?
The Indian is accidentally trapped where they ought not to have been. Ergo, their death is imminent. ACCIDENTAL FUCKIN' DETH. The title of the song, once again.
The suicide idea of the gun is a somewhat plausible meaning, but I personally think the whole damn phrase is about someone accidentally ruining someone else's life, making mistakes along the way in their life, something so devastating that it causes an epiphany, and Jenny was asking the audience if they would change their ways, whatever form of treachery they were.
The brain/body thing is about you worrying trying to identify yourself so much that by the time you've got yourself a label, your time is up. Or something along those lines.
And why, on this website, is every song about drugs? Sure, there's something about drugs in some songs, but I've seen it on bands that don't associate with drugs in any song, at all. Just a personal comment on this site.
Some other ideas of different parts seemed plausible, but others failed miserably.
Probably alotta songs are about drugs i mean artists are more likely than anyone to become chemically dependent, any artist who has been doing it for long enough has stories of themselves or people they've known who have gotten deep in it or died from it...
Probably alotta songs are about drugs i mean artists are more likely than anyone to become chemically dependent, any artist who has been doing it for long enough has stories of themselves or people they've known who have gotten deep in it or died from it...