Moving On

 I know lots of people think of this music is about the struggle of moving on from a failed relationships. The lyrics talked about how one knows doesn't mean one moves. We love to fall on the same pit, like a moth to the fire, like a deer on the headlight, like a cow into the slaughter house. 

We refuse to move even when we know we should. There are strings attached to us. 

- The blood, sweat, and sacrifice to get there. A struggle when you try to win the war. How you have detach all other things just to make this relationship works.

- Another people who potentially could get the most damages, e.g. the children if this is a toxic marriage.

- The pride when the condition is what one defines oneself unconsciously. This is when you have put your whole life to hate one common enemy. 

The last one probably best about how you hate someone so much and so long that you have already forget the original reason. 

And I think this is the best reason for the song. Originally, the song is about people from opposite sides having trouble to forgive the other side.

The album, A Thousand Suns, was talking about the society and war. And this song was on the second half of the track. That was why I think this song talked about post-war situation.

I don't know the answer for this.

We know the answer is there, but we don't take it. I don't want to blame you, my soul. We are such a fool like any other person.

Let's take little steps. Don't be hasty. God loves the forsaken and the hurt. You are not alone, my soul.

Friend, who reads this, you are not alone.