“If you die you're completely happy and your soul somewhere lives on”
— Kurt Cobain
Simplified Meaning:
When people die, they experience peace and happiness, with their soul continuing its journey elsewhere. Imagine someone who had a hard life filled with struggles and pain. When they pass away, it is like they have finally found a place where they do not hurt anymore and feel completely at ease. Think of it like a long, difficult day finally ending, and as you lie down to sleep, everything feels calm and restful. In a real-world context, consider a soldier who fought bravely in a war. After their death, their spirit is thought to live on through the memories of those who loved them. The idea suggests that death is not something to fear but rather a release from worldly troubles, moving on to a better, happier place. People mourning a loved one can find comfort in this thought, believing their loved one is now free from any suffering and continuing to exist in a different, peaceful form.
