From Can To Can't (feat. Corey Taylor, Rick Nielsen e Scott Reeder)

“From Can To Can't” by Dave Grohl, featuring Corey Taylor, Rick Nielsen, and Scott Reeder, delves into the depths of personal struggle and the complexity of human emotions. The song opens with vivid imagery of a cold, grey underwater world, symbolizing a state of emotional numbness and decay. The reference to a 'torrid autumn' and the decay of another season suggests a cycle of recurring pain and disillusionment. The protagonist reveals their vulnerability, admitting to problems when no one is around, highlighting a sense of isolation and internal conflict.

The chorus brings a powerful realization: 'God, you complicated everything.' This line suggests a struggle with faith or a higher power, blaming it for the complexities and hardships faced. The repetition of 'I know you're gone' signifies a loss, possibly of faith, hope, or a significant relationship. The act of drawing and blurring lines represents the protagonist's attempt to set boundaries and navigate their chaotic emotions, only to find these boundaries constantly shifting.

The song's intensity escalates with the imagery of burning cathedrals, symbolizing a rejection of traditional beliefs and a search for new meaning. The mention of 'tragic little people' who smile without understanding why reflects a sense of disillusionment with societal norms and superficiality. The haunted, dark, and deserted houses made of secrets and shame further emphasize the protagonist's inner turmoil and feelings of unworthiness. The final lines, 'I know you're wrong, God, you took it all away from me,' and 'I am crossing my line,' signify a breaking point, where the protagonist decides to confront their pain and redefine their boundaries, even if it means crossing into the unknown.