Tell the moon dog, tell the march hare
Tell the moon dog, tell the march hare
We have heaven, we have heaven, we have heaven

Tell the moon dog, tell the march hare
Tell the moon dog, tell the march hare
He is here, he is here, he is here
To Look around, to look around, to look around, to look around
We have heaven, we have heaven, we have heaven


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    All good answers. Taken from another approach, the answer to all of the songs could lie in the title of the Album. I've read about the 'meaningful nonsense' critiques in the past, but feel those are written by individuals who lack introspection and have no concept of meditation. Meditation involves an willingness to openness to all possibilities which from an individual perspective can have very deep meaning depending on one's Journey (the cover of the album). This album "Fragile" seems to be about how we as humans are fragile. We can spin in circles (Roundabout/long Distance Runaround), or look for answers outside the realm of face paced living. Tell the moon...something that is constant and eternal, it changes phases like phases of life. Speaking to the marcher, someone in protest, is a good as talking to the hand or even one in protest to new (and presumably) better ideas and ways of living. If it's the march hare, it's pointless as well..an animal that knows nothing and hops off with the answers/no reply. Ultimately, answers lie within ourselves...if we are willing to look for them and get off the freeway of life. The ship on the cover conveys to me to get the bigger picture, a broader perspective ...to get away from the forest (can't see the forest through the trees)...the slamming door and running would imply slamming the door on confusion. Note the background vocals. Sounds like they are citing "take a look around"...if so, take a look around us..the world, the chaos. No one mentioned the lyrics, "He is clear"...if so, He (a metaphor)...has the only one answer, ultimately there is only one. The running and slamming door would mean to shut the noise of the world, He is here (within ourselves), investigate the possibilities. To saw these songs are nothingness...could be correct..to reveal those who find no meaning, which is sad.

    vortex27on November 20, 2011   Link

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