| Counting Crows – Colorblind Lyrics | 12 years ago |
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I feel like some people are giving these lyrics too much thought. I mean, I'm seeing comments about being born, a child in the mother's womb, mental illness, breakups, virginity, to the lyrics having no meaning at all. While the band probably had it mean something specific to them when they wrote the song, I think it is one of those songs that means something different for every listener, depending on what they have gone through or what they care or think about most. For some people, it could be about finding themselves or starting a change or a new life, and for others it could mean actual colorblindness and for others it could mean trapped in mental illness. But, whatever it means to you, it is a great song either way. |
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| Greg Laswell – Off I Go Lyrics | 12 years ago |
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This song is so beautiful yet emotional at the same time. Some say "It was only written for the show!" And yes, it was written for Grey's Anatomy. However, he said in a video on YouTube that he didn't know much about what was actually going to happen on the finale, and he went through something that didn't have a lot of closure at the time. With that said, in contrary to others opinions, I do believe that the lyrics did mean something to Greg. Now, time for my interpretation. I think, like others have said, this song is about fate. It's about how fate has taken over but not ended up in a way that was wanted or planned. Then, the chorus says that he is going to let fate take over, and accept what it brings, not having the full closure of what that will be yet. That's only my interpretation and of course I could definitely be wrong. Plus, I think a song means something different for everybody, based on what they have been through and what they feel when they listen to a song. Now, time for how this song connected to the finale. Yes, it was like five years ago, I know. Actually I want to point out that this song brought me to the show, because I listened to it then found the final scene of season 5 and watched it on YouTube, then got hooked. Anyways, I think this song does match the ending to that episode, because George was accepting that he was going. He did sign up for the military in the episode before, and he didn't have to jump in front of the bus. He let fate take over and he was okay with whatever it did to him. As for Izzie, she signed the DNR paper shortly before because she didn't want her or her family to suffer and she saw George in the elevator, meaning that if fate took her to the other side she would be okay because she would be with her friend. Then, the episode ends and everyone wondered what the fate would be for the two of them, and no viewer had any closure. That's how I thought it worked. I could be wrong. Either way, no matter how it means to me, to you, or to anybody, it is a great song and is one of my favorites by Greg. But I have a lot of favorite songs by him. :) |
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| Matthew Perryman Jones – Where the Road Meets the Sun Lyrics | 13 years ago |
| i love this song so much and i cannot believe how underrated it is. I think it is about two lovers that cannot be together because one has passed away, and they are saying that when the other dies they can be together forever. but, i could easily be wrong. | |
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