| Nightwish – The Wayfarer Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I think it's about the transition from being a 'little kid' to wherever that phase starts ending. 'Wild' could be referring to imagination. I would love it if someone would elaborate for me on this idea. I can't seem to get my thoughts to form intelligible sentences on the matter. Sorry. |
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| Nightwish – Nightquest Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Hmm...I'm going out on a limb here...I dunno that much about Nightwish so I'm probably wrong...self-proclaimed crackpot theory made by combining other theories mentioned: Maybe it's called Nightquest because it was Nightwish's original goal when they started: Immortality (maybe like Amoebathegrate said, through being remembered when they're gone? For their music? (similar to how the Beatles will probably be remembered for much, much MUCH longer). Like Lothmiril said, each part represented a band member-the questers who were setting out for the immortality, and maybe Ravenwolf was right-maybe they decided to enjoy the ride-to enjoy what it is that they do instead of aiming for the immortality part of it. In short: it's about them, their mission, and perhaps a learned lesson. But I'm probably wrong. XD |
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| Jason Mraz – Sleeping To Dream Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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A thought on my part, Could the song be about someone who died? the But I woke up in the ditches. I hit the light and I thought you might be here but you were nowhere. You were nowhere at home. adds to that, I think, because if someone you loved died, and you had a dream about that person, then woke up and remembered, then might you not want to belive when you wake up that that was part of the dream? I dunno. Maybe I'm just stupid. But I think it's a valid idea. Though all of the pre-mentioned ones seemed to work pretty well as well. |
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