Stone Temple Pilots: Big Empty Meaning
Song Released: 1994
Big Empty Lyrics
falling farther from just what we are
smoke a cigarette and lie some more
these conversations kill
falling faster in my car
time to take her home
her dizzy head is conscience laden
time to take a ride
it leaves...
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This song is about addiction, he is on his way to score drugs. The conversations are the thoughts that addicts go through. Driving faster in my car is him going to score and driving faster in anticipation. Conversations kill refers to the thoughts that he has that cause him to use. Too much trippin is what it says. Shoes worn thin refers to him being worn out from the addiction. Falling faster in my car refers to him going lower and lower into the depths of addiction. Time to wait too long is him jonesing and wanting the drugs but it is taking too long. There is no doubt about this song is about drug addiction. She is either heroin or cocaine.
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This song is definitely about heroin. The she in the song is the drug itself being both a heroine and the villian. The conversations are the internal battles that users have
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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Scott said in interview that big empty is about ecstasy, and, him with a girl on ecstasy.... it was nothing but empty headed sex with her........
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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Weiland, he explained that many of his lyrics are put together from various images that come to mind, and it's up to the listener to piece them together. - No need to know
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Got his girl drunk and it didn't stick. Trying to get laid but her conscience won't let her give in. Conversation is killing his chances. He doesn't want conversation he wants sex. Smoking cigarettes and lie some more. Playing along with the conversation hoping he can score. It's not working. Time to take her home. Better luck next time. He's a little disappointed with his life now. This is what it's come to. Walking forever and never getting anywhere. Tripping so much that his souls worn thin. There's no turning back now though. He's gonna stay on this path. But he's done for the night. It's not gonna happen. Time to take her home. He'll try again maybe with another girl. This one is too good for what he wants.
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Its a song about a man, tired in a relationship. exhausted from working during his middle years to establish a new career, he is tired from running around trying to get things done. Probably married. There is a young "dizzy" girl he madly desires, so he is rushing through the day to make love to her at night. Her name is his drug. Her conscience is full of his needs, she understands him. They don't need conversation for their passion. These conversations kill he refers to his family and wife suspecting he is cheating and threatening him. He wants to warn her to act casual in front of others, to keep their love a secret, because if discovered it would have to end. Waiting too long means it took him so long to find the perfect soul to compliment his. Also the day becomes endless waiting for the night so they can be together. He fears losing her and wants to keep her hidden from scrutiny.
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This song always remind's me of nights out at bars and when female's get so intoxicated that it's time to bring them home to safety or to your home.A time when the party is over and to be alone with someone or in bed.
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He's sees what every man eventually sees
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Ha ha ha to the previous interpretation... funny one! Another "relationship going down the tubes fast" song; there's no conversion, it's just a "big empty"... her conscience is laden (what has she done? Played around? Shafted her best friend?) Whatever... but it's clear he's hittin' the road...
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This song was about how sex in the backseat of a car can ruin a relationship.
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