| The Tragically Hip – Fiddler's Green Lyrics | 0 ago |
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Flastaff in Shakespeare is more than just a cheerful and jolly man. He is that but contrasted against the seriousness of the court in general. It seems to be that Gord (or someone else) may have sung to the child in the hospital to brighten the mood which was overwhelmingly somber. But it also has the added significance that when Gordon himself sings the song now, he is Falstaff. The song, mournful as it may be, inevitably fails to meet the profound grief it is attempting to express. The part I don't quote get is "sleepy mean" and sailor mean". |
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| Low – Laser Beam Lyrics | 3 months ago |
| Mimi discussed that this song is about her family situation living with an alcoholic parent. | |
| Low – Walk Into the Sea Lyrics | 3 months ago |
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A man thinks about how he could end it all. He knows this is a sin. Wonders why it is so. Then he encounters someone in a dream who tells him he can be redeemed. The man decides to keep on living but understands death is inevitable. He hopes he can die with the one he loves and continue on in the next life. |
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