CourageousInsanity, that is quite a stretch of my interpretation.
I've read through Genesis of the bible which neworderking has kindly explained the relevance.
The "A Weekend in the City" era that this song is from, as well as "Intimacy" are based around relationships being formed and torn apart. With "A Weekend in the City" being the prelude, and and "Intimacy" being the current conclusion of those tales.
That being said, take the verse:
"Success has been cruel
This year has been hard
Falling out of love
With the one thing I had loathed"
Explains the protagonist of the story falling out of love, with the one thing he desired.
The Cain reference to the story explains an abstract character of the story, one that destroys what is good in the world, one that is ruled of jealously and evil.
Throughout the end of the song, within the confusion rushed racing flaring words, our protagonist has the realisation that himself and this abstract of Cain are one, that looking at his actions in hindsight he was the sole saboteur of his relationship.
CourageousInsanity, that is quite a stretch of my interpretation.
I've read through Genesis of the bible which neworderking has kindly explained the relevance.
The "A Weekend in the City" era that this song is from, as well as "Intimacy" are based around relationships being formed and torn apart. With "A Weekend in the City" being the prelude, and and "Intimacy" being the current conclusion of those tales.
That being said, take the verse: "Success has been cruel This year has been hard Falling out of love With the one thing I had loathed"
Explains the protagonist of the story falling out of love, with the one thing he desired.
The Cain reference to the story explains an abstract character of the story, one that destroys what is good in the world, one that is ruled of jealously and evil.
Throughout the end of the song, within the confusion rushed racing flaring words, our protagonist has the realisation that himself and this abstract of Cain are one, that looking at his actions in hindsight he was the sole saboteur of his relationship.