Pierce the Veil: Disasterology Meaning
Disasterology Lyrics
I drink the poison then I pass the fuck out
Now let me tell you about the good life
I have a million different kinds of fun When I'm asleep and in a dream
That I'm your only one
Can we create something beautiful
And destroy...
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#1 top rated interpretation:I think that the song is talking about self harm and suicide. hence the line "what a waste of a perfectly goo clean wrist" also, "can we create something beautiful and destroy it" is probably talking about how life is a beautiful thing and self-harm ruined it for him. when he says "if every living thing dies alone, what am I doing here" he's saying that he would rather die than be alone for the rest of his life. hope this helps (:
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#2 top rated interpretation:I think this song is about self harm or suicide in a very well hidden way. It is obvious it talks about self harm when it says
"Oh, what a waste of a perfectly good clean wrist" . I think that when he says : "Can we create something beautiful and destroy it" he is talking about his life, which life is something beautiful, and how he destroyed it with self harm. When he says "I have a million different girls taht hide,under my bed and when i let them out they treat me right" he is talking about his razor blades and how he finds relief while cutting. I hope this helped you to understand my point of view on this song and maybe find your own meaning to it. -
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#3 top rated interpretation:To be honest when he says "Can we create something beautiful and destroy it? Nobody knows I dream about it" I feel like he's talking about self harm or suicide. A beautiful life destroyed it by cutting or killing yourself. And I feel like that could be a message he's trying to put out like you dont have to hurt yourself, your perfect. Or he could just be speaking from experience.
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"This song is basically about a typical guy’s dream. It talks about girls, drinking and having the time of your life. It’s very poetic and drifts around just like a person’s mind would inside of a dream. I purposely just wrote down the first things that popped into my head. The chorus talks about building something beautiful only to destroy it. This is a very philosophical idea that I’ve played around with for a long time.” He later said it’s influenced by the movie Donnie Darko. - Vic Fuentes
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I personally interpetate it as a boy with self harming issues bringing his girl for the ride "you were screaming till the police came" after watching him self harm. The boy loves his girl but can't help harming in front of her, he shows her "the good life". I'm going to explain "I have a million different girls" as razors like the other guys said. Basically with this idea go through the whole song and I think it fits. IDK if this is the intended interpretation but so what.
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Vic said this:
This song is basically about a typical guy’s dream. It talks about girls, drinking and having the time of your life. It’s very poetic and drifts around just like a person’s mind would inside of a dream. I purposely just wrote down the first things that popped into my head. The chorus talks about building something beautiful only to destroy it. This is a very philosophical idea that I’ve played around with for a long time. -
This song is based of the movie Donnie darko a lot of aspects from the movie are in this song if you just listen closely you will hear and may understand if yu ever saw the movie Donnie darko
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I feel as if this is about self harm & life.
"What a waste of a perfectly good, clean wrist" very obvious it's about cutting or another form of self harm.
"Can we create something beautiful & destroy it" I interprete it as life. you (or your parents) have built/created this beautiful life of yours & somehow it's being destroyed. -
I think it is about a suicidal man and his girlfriend, with the "girls that hide under my bed" representing blades, and the reference to cutting "Oh what a waste of a perfectly good clean wrist." "You were screaming till the police came" is about the mans girlfriend crying and asking why. "Nobody knows I dream about it, this is my imagination" is talking about how no one knows that he is suicidal, and that no one could understand why he is that way.
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Suicide
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one thing i love about PTV's songs is the wide range of interpretations...literally anyone can connect with the song and be inspired by it in some way. many of them are beautifully morbid, and i love it
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Actually, this song was based of a movie called Donnie Darko
As in the movie, a woman says to Donnie "Every living thing dies alone,"
Also, Donnie says
"Destruction is a form of creation," hense the "Can we create something beautiful and destroy it," part. -
Actually I believe that vic said it was about a typical guys dream of going out ,drinking , and living "the life".
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This song has a lot of aspects, lyric wise, from the film Donnie Darko. Such as the title "Disasterology" and the lyrics "This is the end of the world" "Can we create something beautiful and destroy it" and "Every living thing dies alone" all things taken from the film Donnie Darko.
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I think its about someone whose relationship has a bad ending in which they cant forget about that person or the memories they had *somewhat most of the relationship is in their dreams maybe wishing they could replay it in a different way* since they cant get the person out there head, they cut their wrist to get rid of the pain
can we create something beautiful and destroy it? = they had a good relationship until it ended
what a waste of a perfectly good, clean wrist = they numb the pain by cutting because they felt they did something wrong or just to get rid of what memories that contained toward the relationship
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