Edited sentence: Chad and Flea enter in a crescendo creating a climactic change of rhythm and riff, which creates a soulful bass/drum duet for the first verse.During the last chorus, Flea improvises in the scale of the song making it different from the others, and once more, much more uplifting.Kiedis' haunting lyrics suggest that he is at a lonely place in his life, and starting to drive himself insane.Lines such as "Insanity it seems" and "Amongst the dying trees I scream" represent his personal isolationism and may reflect his constant battle with drugs at the time.The bridge of the song is very uplifting and features loud cymbals with ring through Flea's simple yet effective bass fill.The intro to the song sounds almost western, with Frusciante's guitar playing a looping rhythm.The mood of the song rises and a beautiful angry enthusiasm is added to the recording.The single notes played by Frusciante in the second part of the intro emphasise the vibe and uplifting nature of the song's musical tone