Help, Help...

U R A Crazy Breed · May 2009

Tell me what I wanna hear
This shits too good to be true
My dear

Tell me lies
Tell me lies, tell me
Tell me lies, tell me

Help me

Storybook keeps from hurting me
You see
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Shell of the man from the sea

Tell me lies
Tell me lies, tell me
Tell me lies, tell me

Tell me why
Tell me why, tell me
Tell me why, tell me

Tell me lies,...

Help me

Reservoir
Of hate and fear

Invisible
In repair
A hundred thieves
Cast a spell

This is hell

Help me

The man they call my enemy, I've seen his eyes
He looks just like me, a mirror

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The more you read, we've been deceived
Everyday it becomes clearer,...

Clearer.

Not my enemy,.. no, not my enemy,..

Don't speak for me

No, not my enemy.

this is what i see when i hear this song...a lot of people say it sucks but i find it very powerful and meaningful..as you can see....props to Jeff!

skyeriverwinter · May 2009

U R A Crazy Breed · May 2009

wow...75 views and 1 "comment"...hhhmmmmmmm

HeavyHands · May 2009

That's a unique way to interpret the song.

I was not going to finish reading it when all I saw was political pictures because, quite frankly, the intertubes are a poor place for a political discussion... but then I realized that you were interpreting the song just as someone would do with words. Your interpretation is no less valid than someone who posts a description of something they dreamed or imagined. And, for the most part, you didn't seem biased toward any one political viewpoint.

Well done.

U R A Crazy Breed · May 2009

HeavyHands wrote:

That's a unique way to interpret the song.

I was not going to finish reading it when all I saw was political pictures because, quite frankly, the intertubes are a poor place for a political discussion... but then I realized that you were interpreting the song just as someone would do with words. Your interpretation is no less valid than someone who posts a description of something they dreamed or imagined. And, for the most part, you didn't seem biased toward any one political viewpoint.

Well done.

thank you...i'm glad you saw it as i intended it to be seen.

hitman · May 2009

nice work, man... very good. never been a big fan of this song but you have inspired me to give another spin and listen harder. thank you!

skyeriverwinter · May 2009

U R A Crazy Breed · May 2009

skyeriverwinter wrote:

U R A Crazy Breed wrote:

wow...75 views and 1 "comment"...hhhmmmmmmm

you didn't like my "comment" ?...sorry... I was speechless...some of those pictures...they pulled emotions from me...I am a feeler...forgive!

no no..i didn't have a problem with it...i used quotations because it was a "smilies" reply(or whatever you want to call those things) and not a worded reply...so..no..no problem at all...thanks for looking!

Jeanwah · May 2009

I can't help but feel that this should be in MT rather than the Porch...
I do like it though and tend to agree...

koda74 · May 2009

Interesting view of the song, I like it. Some of the photos were very powerful too, I couldn't help feeling some strong emotions seeing them.

Thoughts_Arrive · May 2009

One of the more interesting threads I have seen. Thanks for that.
Pictures are good at telling a story.

JordyWordy · June 2009

great way to lay out your interpretation. as for the interpretation itself, its great too. i had always thought of the song on a smaller, interpersonal level. that though, is a great slant on what is a forgotten song.

eds voice on the "Not my enemy" part sounds so desperate and tired. its a really moody, kinda creepy song. love it.

U R A Crazy Breed · June 2009

JordyWordy wrote:

great way to lay out your interpretation. as for the interpretation itself, its great too. i had always thought of the song on a smaller, interpersonal level. that though, is a great slant on what is a forgotten song.

thank you JordyWordy...i'm glad you liked it.