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- Jun 7, 2018
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To me it reminds me of my childhood days, laying on the grass for hours and staring at the bright blue sky and oh so white clouds drifting along. "A distant shipsmoke on the horizon..."
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If I remember correctly they said the song was about fever. But the beauty of it is that you can interpret it any way you like.I was a young adult when this was released. Then it was a reference for alluding to alcohol and/or drugs of the day. Now I am taken to a place where there's no feeling when I see the atrocities that occur almost daily and cover the front page of most daily papers and online news sources. Yeah. It's weird. But so am I.
You could have attached it x
Just to save others the heartache you caused me :)
Depends on what day I'm having. Sometimes it makes me cry, sometimes it overwhelms me that Pink Floyd gave me too much crushing knowledge about life too early. I don't know how to explain. Everysince I started to listen Pink Floyd at age 20 or something I related to it in so heavy level. Beautiful music, nothing compares to it. Right now I don't want to listen to it, it brings me pain you know. I've become comfortably numb, and I don't want to hear it.
Edit: I still listen to it right now. The lyrics... fuck.
When I was a child I had a fever
My hands felt just like two balloons
Now I've got that feeling once again
I can't explain you would not understand
This is not how I am
Feels like I'm helpless child who hasn't learned the words yet and soul is screaming in helplessness without being able to express it, that usual feeling I have wherever I go in life.
I recently cried to the instrumental verion of "wish you were here". That's the first time I've cried in last three years.
I feel nothing. I just remember when I listened to Pink Floyd when I was a teen. I was also obsessed with Pink Floyd's The Wall movie too back then. It has some cool WW II scenes.
Want to know what helps me from being overwhelmed by music?Depends on what day I'm having. Sometimes it makes me cry, sometimes it overwhelms me that Pink Floyd gave me too much crushing knowledge about life too early. I don't know how to explain. Everysince I started to listen Pink Floyd at age 20 or something I related to it in so heavy level. Beautiful music, nothing compares to it. Right now I don't want to listen to it, it brings me pain you know. I've become comfortably numb, and I don't want to hear it.
Edit: I still listen to it right now. The lyrics... fuck.
When I was a child I had a fever
My hands felt just like two balloons
Now I've got that feeling once again
I can't explain you would not understand
This is not how I am
Feels like I'm helpless child who hasn't learned the words yet and soul is screaming in helplessness without being able to express it, that usual feeling I have wherever I go in life.
oh shit I mixed up your post with the one above it.Not much, as I don't particularly enjoy Pink Floyd.
Want to know what helps me from being overwhelmed by music?
Music is literally just something neurotypicals invented to manipulate each other.
When I see it that way, it's not emotional, just annoying. Just annoying shitty noise that neurotypicals fill the air with to pretend they feel something, bombarding and assaulting your mind in every public space. Bleh!
Hearing other people's love songs is like watching other people fuck; there's a proper time and place for it, and the frozen food aisle of my grocery store while I shop ain't it.
oh shit I mixed up your post with the one above it.