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If you have an anti-Christian bias, then this song will be about Jesus to you. However, "get off your fuckin cross" refers to anyone who is playing the part of the martyr for the attention, of which there have been hundreds since Christ.
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1 Ιαν 2024 · In the labyrinthine discography of the progressive metal band Tool, ‘Eulogy’ stands as a cryptic critique of false prophets and the vacuity of self-proclaimed martyrs. Embedded within the intense drumwork of Danny Carey and the hypnotic basslines of Justin Chancellor, the song is an auditory journey that oscillates between reverence and repulsion.
27 Απρ 2024 · How does “Eulogy” reflect Tool’s distinctive style and lyrical approach? “Eulogy” encapsulates Tool’s signature style of blending intricate instrumentals with thought-provoking lyrics. The song’s deep introspection and layered meaning are hallmarks of the band’s discography.
21 Ιουν 2024 · In “Eulogy,” Tool presents us with a character who had a lot to say but ultimately said nothing significant. The repeated line, “He had a lot to say, he had a lot of nothing to say,” reflects the emptiness of his words and the lack of substance behind them.
20 Νοε 2023 · Tool’s “Eulogy” is a powerful exploration of the theme of false heroism and the disillusionment that follows idolizing flawed leaders. The song seems to revolve around a once revered character whose words and actions were ultimately empty.
The title Eulogy suggests the song is about someone who had died, referring to bill hicks a very close friend of the bands that had died in a senseless manner and they were all very angry about it.
Jake from Miami, Fl Tool's songs have an inner meaning. The true meaning of this song, is that Organized religions (even if not about Christian) are only formed because humans have a basic need to hold onto somthing greater than them.
