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A tumbleweed is a type of weed that grows for a while, then when drought and wind strike, the weed is dried out and its root structure gives way, and the weed, now a round little bush, starts to roll away... This is a tumbleweed.
A Tumbleweed is also a person who felt a connection to their home, but no longer does. Like the drought and the wind, stress and greed have depleted the land I call home and my root structure is giving way. As the wind begins to take me, I hear this song playing on the wind that carries me away from here, and it is supposed to be hope.
I'm going to that area to enter the wine industry and hopefully restart my life.
I'm French....and love this song... but I can't find out how to translate in French the word "tumbleweed"...
Can someone explain in a few words the meaning of this word?
its that little brown bush you always see flying around in american western movies. its a bush thats semi spherical and has been uprooted so that it rolls in the wind
its that little brown bush you always see flying around in american western movies. its a bush thats semi spherical and has been uprooted so that it rolls in the wind
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A tumbleweed is a type of weed that grows for a while, then when drought and wind strike, the weed is dried out and its root structure gives way, and the weed, now a round little bush, starts to roll away... This is a tumbleweed.
A Tumbleweed is also a person who felt a connection to their home, but no longer does. Like the drought and the wind, stress and greed have depleted the land I call home and my root structure is giving way. As the wind begins to take me, I hear this song playing on the wind that carries me away from here, and it is supposed to be hope.
I'm going to that area to enter the wine industry and hopefully restart my life.
I hope that helps.
Amazing song. Very self explanatory yet very hard to explain.
Hi,
I'm French....and love this song... but I can't find out how to translate in French the word "tumbleweed"... Can someone explain in a few words the meaning of this word?
THX
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tumbleweed ;)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tumbleweed ;)
its that little brown bush you always see flying around in american western movies. its a bush thats semi spherical and has been uprooted so that it rolls in the wind
its that little brown bush you always see flying around in american western movies. its a bush thats semi spherical and has been uprooted so that it rolls in the wind