I re-listened to 'Invisible' today and, what a pleasure.
I found myself a tad more immersed in the lyrics and I thought of a comparison/similarity with "We're one, but we're not the same". Even if the contexts of the two songs are totally different, I found a similar anger towards another person who in the case of 'Invisible' judges you, excludes you, has "frozen ways", and most of anything, doesn't let you to be YOURSELF.
The final verse sounds like an intention or wish...from now on, may there be no them, but us and them together as "us". "Only you, only me" refers to the importance of individuality, of being ourselves, "body in a SOUL".
Plus, I must say that I enjoy the music.
For me the only "fault" of 'Invisible' is that is (for my tastes) a bit short towards the end. When there's that "I am not invisible, I am here", that guitar solo sounds like if it's damped, it doesn't express the full potentiality that the song melodically has. I would've liked maybe a bridge or something, a variation, something that prolongs that (in my case ) melodic pleasure.
I found myself a tad more immersed in the lyrics and I thought of a comparison/similarity with "We're one, but we're not the same". Even if the contexts of the two songs are totally different, I found a similar anger towards another person who in the case of 'Invisible' judges you, excludes you, has "frozen ways", and most of anything, doesn't let you to be YOURSELF.
The final verse sounds like an intention or wish...from now on, may there be no them, but us and them together as "us". "Only you, only me" refers to the importance of individuality, of being ourselves, "body in a SOUL".
Plus, I must say that I enjoy the music.
For me the only "fault" of 'Invisible' is that is (for my tastes) a bit short towards the end. When there's that "I am not invisible, I am here", that guitar solo sounds like if it's damped, it doesn't express the full potentiality that the song melodically has. I would've liked maybe a bridge or something, a variation, something that prolongs that (in my case ) melodic pleasure.