| Rush – Mission Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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I can't believe there is not more feedback on this song. I have been listening to Rush since about 1977. Most of the time I focused on everything pre-Signals, I did listen to all the other albums but not as frequently. Then around 1997 I really started listening to every Rush album with more intensity. Mission is by far my favorite Rush tune. Believe me, that's a tough choice considering their body of work, but it speaks to me in a very personal way. I don't know of any song by anyone that's more inspiring. |
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| Rush – Freewill Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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I think it's a little more basic than all of the previous posts would indicate. I don't think it's about atheism or predetermination or what anyone should do or believe in. He simply states - you can believe what you want to, and in turn I believe what I want to (a path that's clear, free will). He never says who is wrong and who is right. Simple. Basic. One great jamming song. |
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| The Alan Parsons Project – Games People Play Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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The lyrics never indicate whose children. Where do we go from here now that (all other) (all of the) children... It may be a couple that never had children. Now that they are reaching their twilight years they are filled with sadness that (there's no one to lend us a hand) (nobody gives a damn). A lonely death is surely a sad one. (Ain't gonna spend the rest of my life, Quietly fading away) Could it be related to "do not go gentle into that good night"? Not sure how all this relates to (Games people play) or (Honor Brite). |
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