| Al Stewart – Time Passages Lyrics | 10 years ago |
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The singer/author dreams about the past--and retreats into memory--fantasizing about what was left behind; what was not entirely realized. It's not an unpleasant fantasy. He's enjoying his recollections. And the way the saxophone suddenly blares out: he's RECOVERED with new energy. He revisited the past--and returned, empowered with his recollections. He remembers the girl he "once used to know." But he can't grasp her. She's out of sight. Still, he wants to go home: can't let go so easily. He lives within the dream for quite a while (the song keeps on keepin' on): But then the TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO THE PRESENT. I love this song. |
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| Al Stewart – Time Passages Lyrics | 10 years ago |
| @[Richie45069:7318] Yes, one of the best songs ever made. "Year of the Cat" isn't in the same league. | |
| Al Stewart – Time Passages Lyrics | 10 years ago |
| @[dianeG:7317] Nice interpretation! | |
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