Fever Lyrics

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It's more about the followers than the crooked evangelists. Like Dan is the preacher he is speaking of a prophecy or prophet... Break it down again Fever got me guilty Just go ahead and kill me Fever why won't you explain?

Break it down again Fever got me guilty Just go ahead and kill me Fever why won't you explain? Break it down again Lie in the cold, bare light in your eyes Reaches over rising lines You know not leave her Lie in the cold, bare light in your eyes Reaches over rising lines You know not leave her Fever This song is not about love, or anything like that.

Fever Lyrics

It reminds me of heroin and the withdrawals. Although I do look for that in muisc considering musicians and drugs go hand in hand. Maybe he's experienced it in the past, or maybe known someone close that's told him of this fever. Most songs people think are bout women or god usually are bout a drug. Like Dan is the preacher he is speaking of a prophecy or prophet... Why do you think the whole music video has a religious theme to it. Why do you think it shows so many shots of people speaking in tongues. He is talking about severe anxiety, or better yet his anxiety. Sorry but the black keys are not going to start writing songs about heroin. Dan is not a junkie. None of them are. The song is definitely about heroin. Like somebody said before, if you've ever struggled with Heroin addiction every line make sense that it applies to that. There is no woman heis talking about because heroin addiction takes over your life you can't have a boyfriend or girlfriend heroin is your love and you don't have time for anything else. And fever, like said before, is it one of the first sign of withdrawal and heroin addicts usually have to get their heroin in the morningso they can function during the day and not be sick. That's why the song says something about looking at the horizon and knowing that the battle starts all over again. And trust me heroin addicts do not sleep in their always up early that's why they would see the Horizon because they have to get theit drug to function. I don't know, I guess other people can't really see what people that have struggled with heroin addiction can see the same interpretation out of that song. Songs always mean different things to different people which is a good thing I guess. If you are a regular heroin user you know that the immediate result of cessation brings forth first and foremost a fever. I think the song is about heroin. Even the album name, turn blue, makes me think of someone overdosing and turning blue from respiratory depression the primary cause of death for many heroin overdoses. This woman he has met before. He is asking her what is it for? To him it seems like a waste, he would rather go play. Again, like a child in trouble for being mischievous. Trying to make her see, he has been good and possibly he's afraid to upset her. He's trying to tell her, that they aren't to blame. Almost like he doesn't want her to look down on them. He wants to please her. Almost like he's in a manic episode. He is begging her to come save him. And wants so desperately to have her come back and retell what she has told him. And now he just doesn't care, as if he is saying there is nothing worse than this feeling you've caused me. He wants her to know he is suffering. A new view on life, possibly awakened. He has become aware of this new reality and is asking for her guidance. But now he is unstable and he can't control it as well. He's trying to make her see, he really needs her help again. Almost as if he can see into her soul. It also, sounds like he is speaking of redemption day. Because now he is warning everyone not to do what he did. Forget what she has taught him. He is trying in that moment to reach her. Also the importance of the music video having the whole revival televangelist theme is for a reason. They want to emphasize the part of speaking in tongues. Because I believe that is what she gave, not specifically speaking in tongues but a form of pressured speech. If you haven't had the chance to watch the music video weight of love....... Since a lot of people said it's about religion, I say it MIGHT be. I mean, seriously, TBK always made somewhat weird videos or that didn't let's follow a plot, so let's take that into consideration. For me, this song is about an over-consuming, overhelming love. A guy likes a girl, but likely, the girl broke up with him, or doesn't like him too much. Therefore, he's in this feverish situation when he doesn't know what to do. He tries to comfort himself, maybe even speak up to the girl until he confronts her about her heart of stone and lack of afection she's shown him. The Fever, is the depression, the anxiety, the panic attacks due to a break up or fight he says 'used to be a blessing' The whole chorus is basically the internal monologue he has with himself, he even contemplates suicide because he lost his will to live, as the girl was his blood and soul. This song is about dependence itself and the desperation it causes. With the song alone, I initially came away with the obvious. Suddenly it seemed to be saying something about zealotry in religion. And then I realized, those are the subjects, not the themes. Upon inspection of the lyrics, I realized that the words are carefully chosen to be vague. The words could literally be applied to any form of addiction or dependence. The specifics implied, such as Heroin or Religion, are simply examples of the overarching theme. We all know how it applies to drug addiction, but look at the video again. It's more about the followers than the crooked evangelists. These people are so desperate for something to fill that void they relinquish free will to a man that is just using them. They throw their money at him because he promises to fill that void...

I mean, seriously, TBK always made somewhat weird videos or that didn't let's follow a plot, so let's take that into consideration. He's trying to make her see, he really needs her help again. This woman he has met before. If this song really means something special to you, describe your feelings and thoughts. Trying to make her see, he has been good and possibly he's afraid to upset her. The specifics implied, such as Heroin or Religion, are simply examples of the overarching fever lyrics black keys. They want to emphasize the part of speaking in tongues. He is asking her what is it for. And wants so desperately to have her come back and retell what she has told him. If you haven't had the chance to watch the music video weight of love. Break it down again Now if the cold, pale, light in your eyes Reaches those horizon lines You know not to leave us Now if the cold, pale, light in your eyes Reaches those horizon lines You know not to leave us Fever. Almost like he doesn't want her to look down on them.