I find it a song to be of the final stages of change that you go through, before you commit suicide. The changes make the person unrecognizable, thus turning into a fly. The line I find that most stands this out, is when it's going into the last chorus. "I look at the cross, then I look away, give you (or me, there's alot of different wordings) blow me away." He looks at the cross, which symbolizes hope, peace, love for you christians out there, of course that's not what it used to represent -_-, then he looks away, meaning he's turned his back on God, he's turned from love, he's lost all faith, and then of course "blow me away"
I find it a song to be of the final stages of change that you go through, before you commit suicide. The changes make the person unrecognizable, thus turning into a fly. The line I find that most stands this out, is when it's going into the last chorus. "I look at the cross, then I look away, give you (or me, there's alot of different wordings) blow me away." He looks at the cross, which symbolizes hope, peace, love for you christians out there, of course that's not what it used to represent -_-, then he looks away, meaning he's turned his back on God, he's turned from love, he's lost all faith, and then of course "blow me away"