Im So High

Hole

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I’m So High by Hole ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The lyrics here are pulled from the intro to "Old Age" (which was later placed at the beginning of "Credit in the Straight World" on ’Live Through This’) but it was performed live as a full song several times and was usually improvised. The version I’m basing it off of was performed at Toad’s Club in New Haven CT in October 1994. It was played as part of the encore. After the chord do slide from up to . [Verse] And I will awake Your highness I’m so high I cannot walk And I will awake You took our will just chop your tongue Replace your empathy No fucking devil turns to me My mother’s love my evil dress Your hardened candy fatal caress And I will awake Your highness I’m so high I cannot walk And I will awake You cripple you take away my time My peace my empathy No baby sleeps on atrophy Your unborn love and fetal dress Hard bitter candy legless caress... [Chorus] And I’m so high I cannot walk And I’m so high I cannot talk And I’m so high I cannot see And I’m so high I cannot breathe [Verse] And I will awake Your highness I am so high I cannot walk And I will awake yeah yeah You cripple you took away my time My peace my dignity No baby sleeps on your atrophy Your unborn love your little dick Hey! [Chorus] And I’m so high And I’m so high I cannot walk And I’m so high And I’m so high I cannot talk And I’m so high [Outro] And I’m so high I cannot see And I’m so high I cannot walk And I’m so high I cannot see And I’m so high I cannot talk What is right in front of me?

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Cette chanson évoque une lutte intérieure intense, où l'artiste exprime une profonde détresse et un sentiment d'impuissance face à une situation oppressante. Elle parle d'une dépendance presque paralysante, d'une incapacité à avancer ou à communiquer, illustrée par des métaphores puissantes liées à l'amour et à la douleur. La voix semble mener un combat contre des forces qui entravent sa paix intérieure et sa dignité, tout en faisant référence aux blessures causées par des relations difficiles. Le contexte de cette performance en live, au Toad's Club en 1994, ajoute une dimension personnelle et brutale, où l'énergie de la scène amplifie le message chaotique et désespéré de la chanson. C'est un moment où l'improvisation se mêle à la sincérité, révélant les émotions à fleur de peau qui traversent l’artiste.

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