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| Sister Hazel – Where Do You Go? Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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I read on the band's website that this song is actually a dual-meaning song. It can obviously be about a relationship gone sour, maybe because of a third party. But the after learning the second meaning, the song gives me chills. It's about the aftermath of the Hurricane Katrina disaster in New Orleans. As always, Ken Block and company have created a brilliant lyric and melody. They are my absolute favorite. |
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| Toad the Wet Sprocket – Rings Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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I see this song as symbolic. The tree (Glen) reflects on all the things that have added to who he is. All of the difficult times and struggles, the brushfires, the dry spells, have helped to make him who he is. But the first verse of the song tells of the end of his life. The plane that shapes the board... in other words, the tree has been cut down and is being cut apart to be used for other purposes. I love the line "You must cut me down to look inside." It's like you always see a persons true character when they face adversity, whether it be from another person or from uncontrollable conditions. Very poingnant lyrics to me. |
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