"Winter" af U2 (analyse) - PTSD

Hej medstuderende :)

Jeg er igang med SRP og min fagkombination er Engelsk og Psykologi. I forhold til mit emne som er Posttraumatisk stress (PTSD), skal jeg via en analyse af U2's sang "Winter" beskrive hvordan den indfanger problematikken omkring soldater der er vendt med med PTSD. Jeg er bare HELT lost, jeg synes teksten er rigtig svær og ved ikke lige hvordan jeg skal "naile" den. Er der nogen der kan hjælpe? Teksten er her:

The yellow sun
Well, it took the hand
Of a country boy
To a city in a far-off land

We made no mark
Left no shadow at all
On the ancient, holy streets
Where I learned to crawl

Twenty-four, not making sense
I kept a diary of my experience

The broken and the bruised
The young and the used
The sure and confused
All here

Words would find me
Creep up behind me
Break in and enter
Through every locked door
Rhymes began in me
Summer sang in me
But summer sings in me no more

Now I'm twenty-five
Trying to stay alive
In a corner of the world
With no clear enemies to fight

It's hot as hell
We're like butter on toast
And there's no army in this world
That can fight a ghost

The scared and the brave
The saint and the slave
Some in the grave
All here

Words would land on me
Then abandon me
Mangle, untangle me
Leave me on the floor
Spring, it sprang from me
Summer sang in me
Summer sings in me no more

So glad you made it home
Home in time, the day that's light
So glad you made it home
Made it in time for daylight

- På forhånd, mange tak hvis der er nogen der kan give nogle gode fif! :) knus