I'd say that this song looks at the Freudian divisions of the human psyche: the suburban man is the superego, what society expects us to be. The Jack Kerouac segment is the opposite, the impulsive id. In the middle of this battlefield is the ego, the "I."
I'd say that this song looks at the Freudian divisions of the human psyche: the suburban man is the superego, what society expects us to be. The Jack Kerouac segment is the opposite, the impulsive id. In the middle of this battlefield is the ego, the "I."