"Just the bricks in the wall" could mean that he could care less about all the stuff people want. In general people want a lot more than what the need. The chances of seeing a six year old kid ask their mother to leave the toy store so they can go shopping for food is not very likely. The bricks are symbolism for all the stuff we are attracted to because it's what society says we need...
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The bricks are symbolism for all the stuff we are attracted to because it's what society says we need. I have seen the writing on the wall. This can be a reference as to finally becoming enlightened. He followed the eightfold path, rejected what society says we need, and understands what we it takes to end suffering...
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