Vegan in Furs

Embracing Eccentric Liberation
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Lyrics

I used to think it black while at my country seat

I used to perceive everything negatively while at my country retreat

Now I'm peaking in so many ways

Now I am experiencing a heightened state in various aspects

The gloom is in retreat

The darkness is receding or diminishing

Yes the dark epoch is over I've found my efeblum

The gloomy era has ended, and I have discovered my weakness or vulnerability

Then passed Ernst's mausoleum defended by a rook

Reference to Ernst's mausoleum and encountering a defensive rook (bird)

Who shot a look so virulent it pierced me like a hook

The bird's intense and hostile gaze affects the speaker deeply

The palaver of Solipsists exploding in my skull

The inner thoughts of solipsists (those who believe only their mind is sure to exist) are overwhelming the speaker's mind


Yeah and we both despise all of the academic swine

The speaker and someone else both dislike pretentious academics

Who made the author of "Discus Ulysses" benign

Criticism of those who made the author of "Discus Ulysses" appear harmless


So what if Wednesday finds us

Regardless of the day (Wednesday), the speaker imagines wearing metaphorical rabies parachutes

Wearing rabies parachutes

Describing an intense, foaming state akin to sea foam fairy flutes

Foaming like the melodies of sea foam fairy flutes

The atmosphere is thick or sticky, and they are immersed in the brine

The atmosphere is viscous we're sticking to the brine

(Empty line)


Yeah and we both despise all of the academic swine

Reiteration of the disdain for academic individuals

Who made the author of "Discus Ulysses" benign

Continuation of the critique of those who made "Discus Ulysses" author seem harmless


When the lanterns fill with finches

Describing a situation where lanterns are filled with finches, leading to a conflict or brawl

So begins the brawl

The conflict arises because the speaker's mind is compared to a paper ball, while others have brains like porcupines

'Cause their brains are like porcupines

Highlighting the inability of others to understand the speaker

And mine's a paper ball

Emphasizing the difference between the speaker's thoughts (paper ball) and the thoughts of others (porcupine-like)

I know they don't understand they don't get us at all

The speaker acknowledges the lack of understanding from others

Their moss mangles polyanthus

Reference to the deterioration of their surroundings (moss mangles polyanthus)

And mine's a paper ball

The speaker's thoughts are compared to a paper ball, reinforcing a sense of vulnerability or fragility

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