It's based on the story 'The Juniper Tree' by Peter Straub (from his book 'Houses Without Doors') - a wonderfully disturbing work by a great author. Besides the 'jingle-jangle' and the chorus, I suppose it connects to Part 1 by how both songs seem to describe finding love as both a release and torment, and how the intensity of that particular moment can not be replicated.
@kordo - Thank you; that was actually most informative... I just bought a copy from Amazon, as a result of that reference. I've read some of Straub's work previously, I like his literary style... How pleasant to meet someone that actually knows of what they speak, on a lyrics 'meaning' site! Genuinely; thank you.
@kordo - Thank you; that was actually most informative... I just bought a copy from Amazon, as a result of that reference. I've read some of Straub's work previously, I like his literary style... How pleasant to meet someone that actually knows of what they speak, on a lyrics 'meaning' site! Genuinely; thank you.
It's based on the story 'The Juniper Tree' by Peter Straub (from his book 'Houses Without Doors') - a wonderfully disturbing work by a great author. Besides the 'jingle-jangle' and the chorus, I suppose it connects to Part 1 by how both songs seem to describe finding love as both a release and torment, and how the intensity of that particular moment can not be replicated.
@kordo - Thank you; that was actually most informative... I just bought a copy from Amazon, as a result of that reference. I've read some of Straub's work previously, I like his literary style... How pleasant to meet someone that actually knows of what they speak, on a lyrics 'meaning' site! Genuinely; thank you.
@kordo - Thank you; that was actually most informative... I just bought a copy from Amazon, as a result of that reference. I've read some of Straub's work previously, I like his literary style... How pleasant to meet someone that actually knows of what they speak, on a lyrics 'meaning' site! Genuinely; thank you.