My sister experienced some of this with my mother...my mom's demise was heartbreaking, so to help us "heal" from that experience, I'm thinking of penning a short story about dementia and how it affected three generations of our family.What a song! The speaker begins by illustrating the failings of another and indicates he'll "hold on hope". They are most likely experiencing gender dysphoria. Anyway, I think the firstverse sheds light on the notion of the murderer killing in order to preserve beauty: From the first day I saw her I knew she was the one [As early as the first ambigous line of the verse, Nick Cave introduces the motive of killing in order to preserve the image of beauty for eternity. Its all about preception.All lyrics are property and copyright of their owners. The Cave is about men who have been trapped inside a cave all their lives, seeing only shadows and never real light. The man returns to the cave, only to be killed by those who say he speaks heresy.
we are out of balance hence the hanging upside down reference. about drug addiction... 2 lovers who both have a drug addiction, but one cleaned up and left, but tries to help and will hold on hope that the other wil eventually see what he does now.It's about grace and unity around fallibility.
In his journey to help his father, the son learns how to rescue himself. The part where it says, "I cannot fall in love" may suggest having troubles finding love because of his being trans or he may possibly be asexual or something. "The Cave" is the third single by London rock quartet Mumford & Sons, released from their debut album Sigh No More. About the being dead part was his suicidal thoughts. the song is about the world today and how we treat orphans and widows. This song, despite all of its possible interpretations and messages, has remained a rather popular song and is one of my favorites of Mumford and Sons. So this song is very hard to crack. :)Hit me personally as a sponsor-protege relationship between two recovering addicts. *deep breath* that took a whileI think it's him transitioning from ftm and wanting someone to love him for he is. One thing about Mumford and sons is that their song are usually not meant to have just one meaning. Originally Answered: What is the meaning of The Cave by Mumford and Sons? The cave is when they were at the Isle of the Lotus Eaters and Odysseus was trapped by Circe. i think if you lison to the song and raver than thinking hes singing his broken hart out, imagen hes speaking to the human race and there it is, and was always there quite planely.