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Jul 8, 2008
I think the song is a commentary of saddam hussane's rule and the wars currently being fought. The head on a sliver plate the puppet on a lonely string the singing of jeruselem and rome is the unity of ideology in the west (where the wind blows) and clearly according to what we belief St Peter will not be calling that name.
I think the idea of him sad and confused epitomizes the way he was found. Reduced to a man in a whole. I think its guttsy.
And well written, the rhyming tetrameters make it (abab) child-like and ominous which I think adds to that tinge of sorrow.