And Shaun Morgan has seemed to evolve with the beautiful words he's given us with this song. My InterpretationWhen Seether released Words As Weapons, the band seemed to revive. Or maybe it was just a shitty relationship. Subjects such as politics and religion have always raised tempers, but now days with the anonymity the internet provides, it seems there is no shortage of people using their "words as weapons" to cut down others as they see fit. We are fairly quick to argue and almost demonize anyone who has a opinion different than our own. I suppose it could be a commentary on how we as a society (in general) have become so hateful in our rhetoric. At face value it does come across as a relationship in which one person is hateful and uses their lies and words to keep the other person down. That being said, my interpretation of that specific lyric doesn't seem to match the rest of the song. In that what their message never fades away even after they are gone (think Imagine by Lennon). If a musician/poet/author/etc can put out a piece of work that withstands the test of time, they are in some way are immortalizing themselves. When I hear this I think of Shaun telling us he is on a search to put out that one song that reaches us all and tells us something beautiful.
"All I really want is something beautiful to say To never fade away, I want to live forever" General CommentI agree, this song is amazing. To never fade away, I wanna live forever! To spit out the hateful, you're willing and able You're not that saint that you externalize Take what you can and leave me to the wolves Say can you help me right before the fall You keep living in your own lie, ever deceitful and ever unfaithful I keep searchin, never been able to find a All I really want is something beautiful to say
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