Of course, lyrics can be interpreted in many ways. I intend for that to be the case with my listeners, it's all about the interpretation. I write with the innate capability and likelihood of misinterpretation as a tool instead of a fearsome enemy. "Without interpretation, music loses practically all of its value" and if the music is conceptually composed of words and not melody as a primary focus, by inverting that quantifiable logical objectivity concept it may well be the case that the more open to interpretation the lyrics are the better they are.
Tracks are best listened to first, before viewing lyrics.
The explanations included are not all possible meanings, and where there is one or two meanings there is usually another. Time / space and mind-space is limited and if I was to explain everything the sheets would be incomprehensible to most. Also, I like the idea of people having their own interpretations of the words and their formations that are unknown to me and unintended, I often write with that as a hope. Generally, Where in-sentence notations are, i'm just giving some extra clarification .
Some of the song lyrics are root versions, without the changes brought in at the production phase.
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