you think maybe Isaac is referring to himself? He used to live in a trailer, that's actually where they had band practice. He could be referring to all of the heartaches and hardships he endured as a child, and how angry it makes him to hear others complain about how hard their lives have been. He called them all fakes, and that was the price they had to pay when comparing bellyaches with him.
Or, there is even a small possibility that he's talking about some relation, maybe even his mother. She always put on a front, the forks and plates (but nothing to eat), the kids and husband (neglected and divorced, respectively), and the fact that education meant nothing in respect to that family. He condemns the person for being fake and pretending that this was a life worth providing for children and living yourself when in reality all they were and would ever be was merely no-class trailer trash in the eyes of others. It's sad either way you cut it...i have no idea what it means, but I can guess....I guess.
I think it's all the above and more. Isaac's music isn't specific. He just rants about times, places, feelings....mostly feelings. And that's why it's so perfect. His demons make something beautiful for the ears.
I think it's all the above and more. Isaac's music isn't specific. He just rants about times, places, feelings....mostly feelings. And that's why it's so perfect. His demons make something beautiful for the ears.
you think maybe Isaac is referring to himself? He used to live in a trailer, that's actually where they had band practice. He could be referring to all of the heartaches and hardships he endured as a child, and how angry it makes him to hear others complain about how hard their lives have been. He called them all fakes, and that was the price they had to pay when comparing bellyaches with him. Or, there is even a small possibility that he's talking about some relation, maybe even his mother. She always put on a front, the forks and plates (but nothing to eat), the kids and husband (neglected and divorced, respectively), and the fact that education meant nothing in respect to that family. He condemns the person for being fake and pretending that this was a life worth providing for children and living yourself when in reality all they were and would ever be was merely no-class trailer trash in the eyes of others. It's sad either way you cut it...i have no idea what it means, but I can guess....I guess.
you hit it dead on
you hit it dead on
I think it's all the above and more. Isaac's music isn't specific. He just rants about times, places, feelings....mostly feelings. And that's why it's so perfect. His demons make something beautiful for the ears.
I think it's all the above and more. Isaac's music isn't specific. He just rants about times, places, feelings....mostly feelings. And that's why it's so perfect. His demons make something beautiful for the ears.