Given the obvious sub-text of self-harm, I'm kind of surprised that this was supposed to feature on the 'Judge Dredd' soundtrack.
I think it's about looking inwards at yourself - and being brutally honest with yourself - before looking outwards and criticising the world. Seems very anti-authoritarian when you consider lines like 'find your truth' - ie, don't take someone's word for it, work the world out for yourself.
jeffjeffjeff's right about 'the brightest sun is the purest gun' being a crap line. I dunno, if you can't think of anything relevant to rhyme with 'gun', don't bother!
Given the obvious sub-text of self-harm, I'm kind of surprised that this was supposed to feature on the 'Judge Dredd' soundtrack. I think it's about looking inwards at yourself - and being brutally honest with yourself - before looking outwards and criticising the world. Seems very anti-authoritarian when you consider lines like 'find your truth' - ie, don't take someone's word for it, work the world out for yourself. jeffjeffjeff's right about 'the brightest sun is the purest gun' being a crap line. I dunno, if you can't think of anything relevant to rhyme with 'gun', don't bother!