You really need to see the video before you start babbling about at random.
I think the song is about some guy in a bar who's wasted: which means he's drunk, (which is also in the video) and the dummy he is holding is speaking for him; he is a drunk person who is kind of tired of life and he is speaking to the people who keep pissing him off a.k.a recommending themselfes to his gentle senses.
I think "You point the finger as you carry the flag." has something to do with nationalist who are judgemental but I dont know for sure.
Furthermore I feel that
"I don't pay attention.
Do you like the dust we breathe?
Do you recommend yourself
to my gentle senses?" Is his reaction to this nonsense with what these individuals try to hurt his "gentle senses" .
And I think the "I feel wasted" part is his final awnser to this all.
I like to think that "I feel wasted" is his final awnser to civilian life as a whole. I think if you watch the video you might understand what I mean.
I think you're close, the dummy in the video is saying what the guy would really like to say. "with its love for yourself" is about the selfishness of other people
I think you're close, the dummy in the video is saying what the guy would really like to say. "with its love for yourself" is about the selfishness of other people
Do you like the dust we breathe?
Do you recommend yourself
to my gentle senses?
Do you like the dust we breathe?
Do you recommend yourself
to my gentle senses?
That's not said with anger. "Do you like the dust we breathe?" means do you like living in a selfish, damaged world. "Do you recommend yourself to my gentle senses?" means "is what you're saying to me really worth saying?"
That's not said with anger. "Do you like the dust we breathe?" means do you like living in a selfish, damaged world. "Do you recommend yourself to my gentle senses?" means "is what you're saying to me really worth saying?"
I think pining for fjors got it all wrong
You really need to see the video before you start babbling about at random.
I think the song is about some guy in a bar who's wasted: which means he's drunk, (which is also in the video) and the dummy he is holding is speaking for him; he is a drunk person who is kind of tired of life and he is speaking to the people who keep pissing him off a.k.a recommending themselfes to his gentle senses.
I think "You point the finger as you carry the flag." has something to do with nationalist who are judgemental but I dont know for sure.
Furthermore I feel that "I don't pay attention. Do you like the dust we breathe? Do you recommend yourself to my gentle senses?" Is his reaction to this nonsense with what these individuals try to hurt his "gentle senses" .
And I think the "I feel wasted" part is his final awnser to this all. I like to think that "I feel wasted" is his final awnser to civilian life as a whole. I think if you watch the video you might understand what I mean.
I think you're close, the dummy in the video is saying what the guy would really like to say. "with its love for yourself" is about the selfishness of other people
I think you're close, the dummy in the video is saying what the guy would really like to say. "with its love for yourself" is about the selfishness of other people
Do you like the dust we breathe? Do you recommend yourself to my gentle senses?
Do you like the dust we breathe? Do you recommend yourself to my gentle senses?
That's not said with anger. "Do you like the dust we breathe?" means do you like living in a selfish, damaged world. "Do you recommend yourself to my gentle senses?" means "is what you're saying to me really worth saying?"
That's not said with anger. "Do you like the dust we breathe?" means do you like living in a selfish, damaged world. "Do you recommend yourself to my gentle senses?" means "is what you're saying to me really worth saying?"