Honestly, i always thought this song was about drug addiction. I was always sketchy cause it didnt seem like Gavin would be the type to be addicted to anything. Anyway, to me it sounds like the "you"s and "she"s are actually refering to the drug.
"sleep the day let it fade" (sleeping to escape withdrawl)
"Who was there to take your place" (need of some drug)
Just an example. So maybe im completely wrong but this idea works for me and im sticking to it.
I love your review! I feel as though you may be a bit naieve about heroin/opiate addiction though. When withdrawing from any opiate sleep is vertually impossible! I feel as though he slept the day after using and woke up no longer high: he'd comedown. I also feel "who was there to take your place may be his way of saying to his heroin that he had attempted to use alcohol or some other drug to reignight his feeling he'd 'comedown' from... However, I agree with the rest. I do feel as though he is speaking to heroin when he...
I love your review! I feel as though you may be a bit naieve about heroin/opiate addiction though. When withdrawing from any opiate sleep is vertually impossible! I feel as though he slept the day after using and woke up no longer high: he'd comedown. I also feel "who was there to take your place may be his way of saying to his heroin that he had attempted to use alcohol or some other drug to reignight his feeling he'd 'comedown' from... However, I agree with the rest. I do feel as though he is speaking to heroin when he uses you and she...BTW, Gavin was addicted to heroin at one point. Infact if you are familiar with Gwen Stefani's lyrics in the No Doubt song Cellophane Boy(may be misspelled) from Return of Saturn, it reffers to her fear of being in love with an addict and going on to bigger commitments with him. Check it out if you have not already. XO Di
Honestly, i always thought this song was about drug addiction. I was always sketchy cause it didnt seem like Gavin would be the type to be addicted to anything. Anyway, to me it sounds like the "you"s and "she"s are actually refering to the drug.
"sleep the day let it fade" (sleeping to escape withdrawl) "Who was there to take your place" (need of some drug)
Just an example. So maybe im completely wrong but this idea works for me and im sticking to it.
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I love your review! I feel as though you may be a bit naieve about heroin/opiate addiction though. When withdrawing from any opiate sleep is vertually impossible! I feel as though he slept the day after using and woke up no longer high: he'd comedown. I also feel "who was there to take your place may be his way of saying to his heroin that he had attempted to use alcohol or some other drug to reignight his feeling he'd 'comedown' from... However, I agree with the rest. I do feel as though he is speaking to heroin when he...
I love your review! I feel as though you may be a bit naieve about heroin/opiate addiction though. When withdrawing from any opiate sleep is vertually impossible! I feel as though he slept the day after using and woke up no longer high: he'd comedown. I also feel "who was there to take your place may be his way of saying to his heroin that he had attempted to use alcohol or some other drug to reignight his feeling he'd 'comedown' from... However, I agree with the rest. I do feel as though he is speaking to heroin when he uses you and she...BTW, Gavin was addicted to heroin at one point. Infact if you are familiar with Gwen Stefani's lyrics in the No Doubt song Cellophane Boy(may be misspelled) from Return of Saturn, it reffers to her fear of being in love with an addict and going on to bigger commitments with him. Check it out if you have not already. XO Di