Alice In Chains: Whale & Wasp Meaning
Song Released: 1995
Whale & Wasp Lyrics
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imo the two guitars are 1- a whale, which is a metaphor for the elephant in the room (or whale for that matter). Staleys addiction. a very dark, deep, low tuned guitar is his "drowning in addiction" the higher tuned steel guitar is the wasp, which to a lot of people has something to do with the cold sharpness of coming down from a high, or a syringe. Cantrell was an odd dude so it might mean literally nothing lmao.
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I personally think this is a reminder to be alive. And to live it for yourself. It’s a full circle to what we all are LIFE.
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Struggle and redemption from sorrow and loss of hope that's just my opion but it makes sense understanding the singers personal struggle with and eventual loss with addiction and myself being a recovered and relapsed drug addict I feel I can respond or maybe I'm just echoing my own strife
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The wasp sting the whale so it cries out but then they become friends. Every once in awhale (lol) it still cries becuase the sting still hurts a little.
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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I believe it to be about the wasp Aggression and attack mode where the whale to be buoyant and tranquil.
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Loss and hope, theft and regained possession.
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Loss and hope
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