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This song is about an already broken person whos comaring her state and explaing herself, saying she'd rather be shattered than hallow. Which mean she has already seen or felt what being hallow is like. And the only way to fill the shallow hole in her chest was to cling to him, a person that gave her a sense of being.

Look at first part of song
Old school players to new school fools.
Street players have to put up with new kids coming up to take there place. These kids think they know but are foolish and running around playing a game they have no idea how to play.
These new school fools are changing the rules of the game.
But the old school players aren’t going to loose to the young fools coming up.

Second part of the song
Talking about how the street game is played by the old school
Drugs, guns, street life, and cops

So obviously it’s about drug life for a dealer and his crew

The song is about a guy and his girl shooting drugs, probably heroin. He says"I'm getting hot got to give a shot." Describing the feeling when an addict is in need of a shot a drugs. It goes on to describe other aspects of shooting drugs. For instance," Loves looking steady, It's getting sticky, I thought she might miss me." When the drug is melted down for injection, if you wait to long it will become solidified again. Before that happens it becomes sticky as it begins to turn back into a solid. He's afraid she may miss his vein in the process. He says "She's looking fine, flashing like a neon sign" refers to the flash of blood you see that confirms that the needle is in a vein. "She thinks it's love, I told her it comes in time" meaning in time she will become addicted as well.

This song appears to assimilate someone who is stuck in an abusive or hostile relationship. Having their freedom aka "wings clipped" - effectively stripping them of their independence.

And the depressing thought of it is that they fall into the role of victim without a second thought. Despite being smart and energetic with happiness in the past this person is willingly choosing to be locked away in a failing relationship. Suffering with naivety that the relationship will flutter once again.

In this section of the song, it seems clear that the narrator is using the memory of their loved one to bury their love, hence "The brightness of the sun, will give me just enough to bury my love, in the Moondust".
They use their past memories of their loved one to reconcile in their own thoughts so that the narrator can finally find peace in his loneliness.
As previously mentioned, the narrator's affection for their loved one exceeds all else, precisely the reason why the narrator is willing to "bury their love" to see that their love is happy and well.
I believe this song to be a message to all that suffer a dilemma in their love life; to 'give the world' to your loved in exchange for your own.
Only those that you love the most will you find yourself burying your emotions for; so that you can ensure their wellbeing in spite of your own.

This song is so well known that nobody bothered to post anything, so I'll say something. This song is quite profound and sarcastic at the same time. Its lyrics go into the theme of the excesses of money and the greed and egoism they bring.
This song is an opposition to the use of money in the capitalist society, turning people into greedy, self-centered rascals (I allow myself to stay polite).
These people are always unsatisfied : once they have what they want, they want more. We can see this in this sentence "I'm in the high fidelity first class travelling set/And I think I'll need a Lear jet."
There is much more to say about this song, so much more that it would take the whole day for me to finish that post. So for now I'll leave it there, go have fun reading the in-depth analyses on the Internet!