White collar workers compared to bears in a cage preforming for scraps of food thrown to them.
Then the 2 pink flyod songs that discribe a condition
Comfortabaly numb (although actually drug refrence) also shows a sadness of soul (in thread context) maybe caused by selling out. In one interpretation.
Followed by
No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun!!!Which is when a person realized they never started life off. They missed the point, or never even got started off.
So I spoke on what I thought this meant. And gave my personal point when I decided to just take a vacation for awhile and play pool, leaving white collar world to have fun and chase a dream. It is a point where I was not numb, and was a race I ran for awhile.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntm1YfehK7UIf you compare my post to the song I replied to, you can see where my story is similiar to the start of that song, accept I did not miss starting gun, in how I perceived that part of the race to run.
I hope this clears up any confusion on the meaning of my previous post
:)
There is a heck of alot more to the song. but I just kept it surface level with a personal story.
If you want to get deep, there is lots going on in that song. the last line itself.
"when I come home cold and tired, its good to warm my bones besides the fire, far away across the fields, tolling on the iron bell, calls the faithful to their knees, to hear the softly spoken magic spells.But I didn't want to get to deep into things.
home, cold, tired, bones, fire, fields, tolling, iron bell, calls the faithful to their knees, magic spells. Alot could be said about the song in different context, but I was sticking to the context of the bear/white collar clip posted earlier in thread.