I interpret this song to be an exploration into self-sabotage. It seems to me that chasing away the figurative "butterflies" of thoughts is equivocal to blocking out the inspirations that elevate your thinking process. It is an indistinct trait that many have, but I myself am guilty of.
Instead of catching those butterflies, I often chase away moments of inspiration in the assumption that better "days" (thoughts) are ahead. Unless you occupy the upper crust of society then you have to deal with low expectation and drab settings that are apart of every day life.
Resting on the "bed of concrete" is resting on your laurels in that you want to sleep away any creative influences whilst resting on the uncomfortable pillow of self-sabotage. If self-belief isn't instilled into you from a young age, then you may divert the "Even Flow" of thoughts that enter you head.
Of course, I may be biased due to the intimiate interpretation I have with the song, but that is my 3 cents.
@OzymandiasVeidt1 I agree the same. At the first time listening I felt that, and googled it to confirm. But still no official explanation. It really seems an self-sabotage narrative.
@OzymandiasVeidt1 I agree the same. At the first time listening I felt that, and googled it to confirm. But still no official explanation. It really seems an self-sabotage narrative.
I interpret this song to be an exploration into self-sabotage. It seems to me that chasing away the figurative "butterflies" of thoughts is equivocal to blocking out the inspirations that elevate your thinking process. It is an indistinct trait that many have, but I myself am guilty of.
Instead of catching those butterflies, I often chase away moments of inspiration in the assumption that better "days" (thoughts) are ahead. Unless you occupy the upper crust of society then you have to deal with low expectation and drab settings that are apart of every day life.
Resting on the "bed of concrete" is resting on your laurels in that you want to sleep away any creative influences whilst resting on the uncomfortable pillow of self-sabotage. If self-belief isn't instilled into you from a young age, then you may divert the "Even Flow" of thoughts that enter you head.
Of course, I may be biased due to the intimiate interpretation I have with the song, but that is my 3 cents.
@OzymandiasVeidt1 feel the same way
@OzymandiasVeidt1 feel the same way
@OzymandiasVeidt1 I agree the same. At the first time listening I felt that, and googled it to confirm. But still no official explanation. It really seems an self-sabotage narrative.
@OzymandiasVeidt1 I agree the same. At the first time listening I felt that, and googled it to confirm. But still no official explanation. It really seems an self-sabotage narrative.