July 31st, 2011
Jambi Tool Meaning
Fans-What tool maynard Jambi mean when he says "breathe in union"?
Well, he's talking about Not wanting to be separated from someone or something that makes you feel full. Breathe in the media as one union. Some say it is the singing of his mother who past away and others think it is his son. This is essentially what makes you feel complete and is ready to give up everything else to keep it that way. This view of the mountain King's here in the wild dream come true Feast like a sultan I do on treasures and flesh, not a few. But I, I wish it all away. If I thought that losing one day. The devil had his Me Down, in love with the dark side he had found. They go all the way up the neck before drowning. However, it has changed everything for me. I got up, turned me round. So I. .. I. .. I. .. I. .. I wish I prayed that all this was like a father dusk to dawn. I ask like a bitch all night long term. Tempted the devil with my song. And I got what I wanted from the beginning. But I and I, if I could, and I, who desire to distance wish away, wish it all away, Want to wish it all away, a prize that could dominate, or justify my giving away, my center. So if I could I would all away. If I thought that tomorrow will be removed. You are my peace of mind, my home, my center. I'm just trying to hold on another day. Dim my eyes … Dark my eyes … Dim my eyes if they should compromise our fulcrum that divides you need me then you may as well be gone. Shine forever. Shine on benevolent son. Brightness down on the creek. Shine until the two become one. Shine forever. Shine on benevolent son. Shine on in court. Shine until the two become one. Divided I'm extinction. Divide and I'm fighting. Shine on upon the many, our son so benevolent light. Breathe in union. Breathe in union. Breathe in union. Breathe in union. Breathe in union. Just as one survive. Another day and season. Legion silent except poison. Legion silent and stay out of a my way.
Tool – The Pot (Lyrics and Meaning)
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