Iactually think that this song is about an ex soldier with PTSD or post tramatic stress syndrome.
-Monster Hospital, Can you please release me
he feels that hes stuck in this "monster hospital" in his head that he can't leave.
to me the "I fought the war, I fought the war, I fought the war" part isn't about protester but its about a soldier actually there fighting the war and then the "But the war won" part is saying that even though he was in the was fighting for his country the "war" won because he ends up getting this horrible ptsd in the end.
-"And he beat him hands down
Lead in his head
they put a little lead in, In his head" part seems to be about one of his recurring nightmares, like its another solider being killed by the enemy side
the "I fought the war, I fought the war, I fought the war
But the war won't stop for the love of God" part is like a plea in his head trying to make the recurring stress and nightmares of the war stop.
Iactually think that this song is about an ex soldier with PTSD or post tramatic stress syndrome.
-Monster Hospital, Can you please release me he feels that hes stuck in this "monster hospital" in his head that he can't leave.
to me the "I fought the war, I fought the war, I fought the war" part isn't about protester but its about a soldier actually there fighting the war and then the "But the war won" part is saying that even though he was in the was fighting for his country the "war" won because he ends up getting this horrible ptsd in the end.
-"And he beat him hands down Lead in his head they put a little lead in, In his head" part seems to be about one of his recurring nightmares, like its another solider being killed by the enemy side
the "I fought the war, I fought the war, I fought the war But the war won't stop for the love of God" part is like a plea in his head trying to make the recurring stress and nightmares of the war stop.