This song reminds me of drugs. I do drugs and it feels a lot like the change that they do to yew. Perhaps it's driven them to suicide by the looks of it.
"This may be my last one.
It’s gonna be good and hard.
It might be a touch out of key. (a touch out of key)"
-Basically this'll be the last time i do it and i'm gonna make it count. Good and hard hitting. As for the touch out of key thing, i link it to him being too emotionally wrecked for it to work like every other time he's done drugs.
"When this thing breaks.
I will be you
You will be me. "
-Judging by the split vocals i'd say this is referring to what drugs do to yew. They split yew, i still have thoughts (especially provoked by this song) Where i feel like my old self pitches in my thoughts sometimes. Basically i think it's saying "when this addiction breaks, i will be yew (the old self) and yew will be me (again referring to his old self).
God, where have I been.
I’m terrible company. With zero apologies.
My God where have I been?
Where have I been?
Where has my old self been? I think that's what it's trying to say. As for terrible company with zero apologies. People who do drugs are generally nice. People who abuse too many quantities of drugs can often be twats. They're terrible company and they never apologise. Simple as that.
I’m worn out.
I’m worn thin.
I will never break through.
I'm worn out
(Where have I been)
I'm worn thin
(Where have I been)
I will never break through.
(Where have I been)
Let me out.
Let me out.
Let me out.
-He can't break the addiction, so he gets rid of his life.
That's what this song means to me, if anyone can find a more accurate prediction fair enough. But that's what the song means to me, i don't care what message underoath tried to portray. This is my meaning and i know it well. It makes sense.
Would like to hear some other views though =]
this makes a lot of sense.
spencer has an addiction and everything you say makes the lyrics fall into place for my understanding.
but i don't think that "I'm worn out, I'm worn thin, I will never break through. Let me out" could have that meaning because in their Metal Hammer interview he said he uses writing songs to channel all of his emotions and problems and that it really helps him.
this makes a lot of sense.
spencer has an addiction and everything you say makes the lyrics fall into place for my understanding.
but i don't think that "I'm worn out, I'm worn thin, I will never break through. Let me out" could have that meaning because in their Metal Hammer interview he said he uses writing songs to channel all of his emotions and problems and that it really helps him.
This song reminds me of drugs. I do drugs and it feels a lot like the change that they do to yew. Perhaps it's driven them to suicide by the looks of it.
"This may be my last one. It’s gonna be good and hard. It might be a touch out of key. (a touch out of key)" -Basically this'll be the last time i do it and i'm gonna make it count. Good and hard hitting. As for the touch out of key thing, i link it to him being too emotionally wrecked for it to work like every other time he's done drugs.
"When this thing breaks. I will be you You will be me. " -Judging by the split vocals i'd say this is referring to what drugs do to yew. They split yew, i still have thoughts (especially provoked by this song) Where i feel like my old self pitches in my thoughts sometimes. Basically i think it's saying "when this addiction breaks, i will be yew (the old self) and yew will be me (again referring to his old self).
God, where have I been. I’m terrible company. With zero apologies. My God where have I been? Where have I been?
I’m worn out. I’m worn thin. I will never break through. I'm worn out (Where have I been) I'm worn thin (Where have I been) I will never break through. (Where have I been) Let me out. Let me out. Let me out. -He can't break the addiction, so he gets rid of his life.
That's what this song means to me, if anyone can find a more accurate prediction fair enough. But that's what the song means to me, i don't care what message underoath tried to portray. This is my meaning and i know it well. It makes sense. Would like to hear some other views though =]
this makes a lot of sense. spencer has an addiction and everything you say makes the lyrics fall into place for my understanding. but i don't think that "I'm worn out, I'm worn thin, I will never break through. Let me out" could have that meaning because in their Metal Hammer interview he said he uses writing songs to channel all of his emotions and problems and that it really helps him.
this makes a lot of sense. spencer has an addiction and everything you say makes the lyrics fall into place for my understanding. but i don't think that "I'm worn out, I'm worn thin, I will never break through. Let me out" could have that meaning because in their Metal Hammer interview he said he uses writing songs to channel all of his emotions and problems and that it really helps him.
just a thought...=]
just a thought...=]