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Its far fetched but maybe they were counting blue cause if theyre homeless they havent always been and maybe they used to have a blue car? I dont know, like I said its just an idea and its far fetched as hell. The cross eyed people- They've been walking all day so yeah of course theyre all stained up and such, but maybe everyone isnt LITERALLY cross eyed people, maybe the people at the church know theyre homeless and kind of look down upon them for it cause some people are like that especially if its in the rich part of the neighborhood.

ALSO, another theory is, all the people are at church and I know the church I went to had a big ass cross hanging up front so maybe theyre all filing in staring at the cross kinda mesmerized and the kid looks up and they have gleams in their eyes yes I know that sounded emo and in their eyes he could see the cross theyd be looking at kind of like a reflection.

Also, theres the other option that the kid keeps asking am I very far because if that kid dont have shit, and everybody in church is lookin at em cross eyed and such, maybe God is the only good and pure thing this kid knows or has ever heard of and he wants to know how far he is because he wants to leave the awful life he has on earth and go to heaven like it's his own little way of keeping his hope alive for one good thing to look forward to because he knows it'll all be over one day and he cant wait I dont know, but thats pretty much what I got out of it.

General Comment There are two sides to this. I went to Dishwalla's site. They said they weren't remotely religious. One could say the song is about a child's curiosity of god. A dark side Its getting cold picked up the pace How our shoes make hard noises in this place Our clothes are stained We pass many, cross eyed people And ask many questions Like children often do I'm just saying I'm a three dimensional thinker.

Verse three is definitely about a church: It's getting cold, picked up the pace : some people view churches and the life of god as emotionally "cold" How our shoes make hard noises in this place : churches are always quiet Our clothes are stained : as in, we are stained with knowledge and are no longer innocent like kids?

We pass many, cross eyed people : not literally cross-eyed; crosses of church are in their eyes, etc. And ask many questions Like children often do I also agree with the fact that "her" just sounds better. If indeed Dishwalla didn't put a very deep meaning into this song, it doesn't matter because it's possible that even Mark Twain didn't mean very much by Huck Finn -- he was at best a storyteller, after all.

A person could write something about Diet Coke and then the world would say it's about how the world is fizzling, or something to that extent. I think religion is the easiest interpretation point because it's so skewed. But not that I don't think that's what this song is about. Someone needs to spell-check this song, because the "It's" in the 3rd verse needs an apostrophe and the "must of"s should actually be "must have"s. General Comment i interpret this as a child dying General Comment I think that this is a song about someone dying.

The child's shadow isn't anyone in the song, probably something he remembers. I think someone was shot, the whole walking with purpose thing drives that away for me.

Then the chorus is tied into the end of each verse, when someone's dying they question faith and ask questions. In this case I think they are accepting death, or in shock because they were shot.

Asking if they're very far now, and saying that they're on their way to see her, shows they feel like they are dying. I think the blue cars are police cars. The person dying says he's getting cold, so they move faster through the hospital, where they're shoes make loud noises, probably because they're moving very fast, and the linoleum floors. They have blood stained clothes, and the other patients and staff look at them like 'what the fuck' or you could say looked at them cross-eyed.

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