Immaculate Fools

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The Reflective Journey of 'Immaculate Fools'

The song 'Immaculate Fools' by the band of the same name delves into themes of introspection, the ephemeral nature of promises, and the quest for self-improvement. The lyrics speak to the human condition of discussing change and the myriad of topics that occupy our thoughts, especially when faced with sadness. The act of rearranging dreams suggests an attempt to cope with disappointment and to find solace in reshaping aspirations.

The chorus, with its repetition of 'We are enchanted, we are immaculate, we are selected,' seems to convey a sense of irony. Despite the failures and broken promises, there is a self-proclaimed purity and chosen status, perhaps mocking the idea that we are somehow special or immune to life's hardships. The song's title itself, 'Immaculate Fools,' reinforces this irony, suggesting that the characters in the song are naive or foolish for believing themselves to be flawless.

The latter part of the song reflects on missed opportunities for virtues like faith, hope, and charity. The imagery of looking out a window or into a mirror symbolizes self-reflection and the realization of one's actions or inactions. The song concludes with a bittersweet acceptance of life's cyclical nature—despite the burdens we carry, life goes on, and there is a suggestion of resilience and rebirth with the line 'We shall live again.'

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  4. Stand Down
  5. Cotillas
  6. How The West Was Won
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  10. Tagic Comedy
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