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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about The Noose (page 6/ 8) ------ performed by A Perfect Circle Not suicide | Reviewer: Cassie | 8/20/07 It's about a once corrupt person that found God and thinks that excuses them from their crimes. They dont acknowledge their actions as their own "someone elses atrocious stories" but the people they hurt or killed along the way won't care- how does a reborn murderer make amends to those they killed? It's impossible to be forgiven for some things. hehe | Reviewer: Alex | 8/1/07 To me this describes alot of things. Most of all it reminds me of my ex girlfriend, who in high school she had alot of problems, and her friend committed suicide. She apparently went out of control and was sent away to boarding school, a REALLY expensive (more so than universities) one. They basically brainwashed kids to think they were flawed and that they had to be "fixed" so to speak, or they couldn't graduated. So she did what every kid in that school did. She faked it. You can't "cure" kids by making them hate you, or repressing what got them there..that only makes it more likely to explode in the end. ANYWAYS when she got out all of a sudden its like she was reborn (this is when I met her), she seemed like she had her head on her shoulders, she talked like she did, she dressed like she did. But inside it was the same old bullshit. And it made her ashamed-made her ashamed that after all that she was the same, if not worse. Anyways it happened again, her dad was dying, she pushed away everyone she loved (including me), and found sleezeballs to degrade her (because of she thinks she deserves it). Just reminds me of her, because she went away to get better, and she came back only FAKING, pretending to be better. But there was nothing wrong with her in the first place...They just brainwashed to think she was flawed (when in reality all teenagers go through similar phases). I think its just about the fake halos (facades) people put up, even though they haven't really changed. This in turn suffocates them, and causes them to 1) not know who the hell they are, and as long as they are faking, never will 2)Are more likely to relapse, or break down again, and 3) continue the cycle over and over. hehe | Reviewer: Alex | 8/1/07 To me this describes alot of things. Most of all it reminds me of my ex girlfriend, who in high school she had alot of problems, and her friend committed suicide. She apparently went out of control and was sent away to boarding school, a REALLY expensive (more so than universities) one. They basically brainwashed kids to think they were flawed and that they had to be "fixed" so to speak, or they couldn't graduated. So she did what every kid in that school did. She faked it. You can't "cure" kids by making them hate you, or repressing what got them there..that only makes it more likely to explode in the end. ANYWAYS when she got out all of a sudden its like she was reborn (this is when I met her), she seemed like she had her head on her shoulders, she talked like she did, she dressed like she did. But inside it was the same old bullshit. And it made her ashamed-made her ashamed that after all that she was the same, if not worse. Anyways it happened again, her dad was dying, she pushed away everyone she loved (including me), and found sleezeballs to degrade her (because of she thinks she deserves it). Just reminds me of her, because she went away to get better, and she came back only FAKING, pretending to be better. But there was nothing wrong with her in the first place...They just brainwashed to think she was flawed (when in reality all teenagers go through similar phases). I think its just about the fake halos (facades) people put up, even though they haven't really changed. This in turn suffocates them, and causes them to 1) not know who the hell they are, and as long as they are faking, never will 2)Are more likely to relapse, or break down again, and 3) continue the cycle over and over. hehe | Reviewer: Alex | 8/1/07 To me this describes alot of things. Most of all it reminds me of my ex girlfriend, who in high school she had alot of problems, and her friend committed suicide. She apparently went out of control and was sent away to boarding school, a REALLY expensive (more so than universities) one. They basically brainwashed kids to think they were flawed and that they had to be "fixed" so to speak, or they couldn't graduated. So she did what every kid in that school did. She faked it. You can't "cure" kids by making them hate you, or repressing what got them there..that only makes it more likely to explode in the end. ANYWAYS when she got out all of a sudden its like she was reborn (this is when I met her), she seemed like she had her head on her shoulders, she talked like she did, she dressed like she did. But inside it was the same old bullshit. And it made her ashamed-made her ashamed that after all that she was the same, if not worse. Anyways it happened again, her dad was dying, she pushed away everyone she loved (including me), and found sleezeballs to degrade her (because of she thinks she deserves it). Just reminds me of her, because she went away to get better, and she came back only FAKING, pretending to be better. But there was nothing wrong with her in the first place...They just brainwashed to think she was flawed (when in reality all teenagers go through similar phases). I think its just about the fake halos (facades) people put up, even though they haven't really changed. This in turn suffocates them, and causes them to 1) not know who the hell they are, and as long as they are faking, never will 2)Are more likely to relapse, or break down again, and 3) continue the cycle over and over. i agree with heather | Reviewer: nate | 7/21/07 its deff about addication the person had gone away and come back clear of the addicaiton. "so glad to see you well overcome this " but yet with all addication comes lies and other harmfull thing to the people around you thus " how your gonna make amends to the dead". I dont know thats wht i get out of it meaning | Reviewer: Coxy | 6/28/07 k i've come to figure out this song is about denial, not denial in general but denial about having an addiction, i don't think i need to point out exampls cuz your reading the lyrics and they are self explanatory, it is also a great song jsut to chill too, A Perfect Circle = great band Tears | Reviewer: Pieter (The Netherlands) | 6/17/07 When I first heard The noose taers rolled down. The song is só intelligent, so precious. Suicide | Reviewer: Annie | 5/30/07 I think that "Noose" is about suicide. It's about the small rapture and simplicity of how quickly life can end, and how clarity is given to those right before they die. It's about someone who is looking for an end, but is facing it with any strength they have left--->the more then "just a little curious how you're plannin' on going about makin' your amends" part says that. They're hanging themselves, and the "halo" is the loop on the noose, and it's comforting to the person about to kill themselves, that's why they look at the noose as a halo- as their heavenly way out of life. The songs got nothing to do with the Bush administration, or anything like that, people look too far into it. Take it for it's simplicity, because that's what makes the song so miserably beautiful. About the song's meaning | Reviewer: Joshua | 5/28/07 The song is about suicide, not the bush administration....I don't know where you came to that conclusion...well, you can tie anything to anything now, I can tie how a deck of cards is made to the 9/11 disaster and how it's bushes fault....honestly, listen to it, the song is about suicde the Noose | Reviewer: amy | 5/22/07 This song is so simple, yet intricate and its melody is quite haunting. Its got that constant forward movement feeling to it, as if its melody is some kind of hoop rolling through my head. Its soothing. As for its meaning lyrically, I always thought it must be about anyone who is self-righteous. I like the Bush idea. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8