Soundgarden: Mailman Meaning

Mailman Lyrics

Hello don't you know me
I'm the dirt beneath your feet
The most important fool you forgot to see
I've seen how you give it
Now I want to receive
I know that you
Would do the same for me

I know I'm headed for the bottom
But I'm riding you all the...

1. anonymous

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   Oct 26th 2021 !⃝

   Chris Cornell once said “It’s about a mailman” ~ which is more vague and much creepier than anyone else’s interpretations…
2. anonymous

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   Mar 18th 2021 !⃝

   Chris said it in concert one time that it was about a kid that used to get treated horrible at school.
3. anonymous

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   May 24th 2020 !⃝

   I think people pay too much attention to strangers. This reflects the danger in an unstable silent observer with access to the subject of their obsession, and their distorted sense of entitlement to impress or hurt them
   
4. anonymous

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   Sep 29th 2019 !⃝

   I like to think its a revenge song for anybody who has felt stepped on or mistreated. For example, a ordinary worker with an irritable boss, or an abusive spouse in a relationship. The feelings of being mistreated and neglect manifest a rage within someone, in which they do something which they know they are going to hell for, but dont care as long as they get their revenge on the person they hate
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   Jun 10th 2017 !⃝

   Mailman is Satan, "the most important fool you forgot to see". Satan knows he is headed for the bottom and riding most of the people all the way. "My place was beneath you but now I am above. And now I send you a message of love. A simple reminder what you won't see a future so holy without me." God created originally Satan as a servant of humans, but Satan would not have that and rebelled. Now he is tempting humans with a message of selfish fleshly love which you would not see in the future Kingdom of God.

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