Bowie Tune Takes on New Meaning After Death

It didn't take long after music icon David Bowies death for fans to realize his latest album might have a deeper meaning.

The album ★ (pronounced "Blackstar") was released on his 69th birthday, just two days before his death. Fans are now realizing that Bowie, always a music mastermind, found a special way to say good-bye to those who loved and cherished his music.

One track in particular has fans taking a deeper look. From the lyrics to the video the single "Lazarus" is downright chilling. In the video Bowie starts off lying in a hospital bed with bandages over his eyes, he begins to convulse and rises from the bed. From there things just start getting... a little erie...a little creepy....but hey it wouldn't be David Bowie without something being a little out of place. Take a look and listen for yourself, pay very close attention to the lyrics. There is much to be taken from this tune.

Thank you for this special message Mr. Bowie...you will be missed!

"Look up here, I’m in heaven,
I’ve got scars that can’t be seen,
I’ve got drama, can’t be stolen,
Everybody knows me now."

-David Bowie, "Lazarus"