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Have You Heard (Part 1) Lyrics
Now you know that you are real,
Show your friends that you and me
Belong to the same world,
Turned on to the same word,
Have you heard?
Now you know that you are free,
Living all your life at ease.
Each day has its always,
A look down life's hallways, doorways,
To lead you there.
Show your friends that you and me
Belong to the same world,
Turned on to the same word,
Have you heard?
Now you know that you are free,
Living all your life at ease.
Each day has its always,
A look down life's hallways, doorways,
To lead you there.
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Submitted by
weezerific:cutlery On Jan 06, 2002
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This song to me is about first love. The bliss of being in love with someone for the first time, and having them be madly in love with you. You're filled with joy in the moment, and even if he and his friends run in different circles, he's so happy and proud to be with you, and shows you off to them. The future is an exciting thing, because you think it will be filled with being present in each other's love forever..
@Maisie22 Michael Pinder wrote the song, he was the keyboardist and the man who added the spiritual flavor to their music. He left the band and joined a commune somewhere in the Southwest, I think it was near Sedona. He believed that extraterrestrial helped populate our planet and they were returning...no, he wasn't delusional, just got caught up in that belief for a while in the 70s...if I recall, he hooked up with the band again for a while later in the century. When he left the band the first time, the sound/lyrics changed quite a bit...I love your interpretation...
@Maisie22 Michael Pinder wrote the song, he was the keyboardist and the man who added the spiritual flavor to their music. He left the band and joined a commune somewhere in the Southwest, I think it was near Sedona. He believed that extraterrestrial helped populate our planet and they were returning...no, he wasn't delusional, just got caught up in that belief for a while in the 70s...if I recall, he hooked up with the band again for a while later in the century. When he left the band the first time, the sound/lyrics changed quite a bit...I love your interpretation of the lyrics, though I'm not sure that is what he was communicating - but that matters little, doesn't it. The lyrics spoke to you in that way, and that is the essence of art - speaks to each of us in ways that we are receptive to and perhaps even looking for?
@bob1143868
Thank you for sharing that information, I didn’t know that. Very interesting! I love that he lived in a commune near Sedona. :) Arizona is a beautiful state, and I love that part of it. I can only imagine what it was like in the 70s (most of my time spent in AZ was in the 90s).