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the invisible gardener; you never see him but the weeding gets done. the lyricless song; it never gets directly spelled out for you but you still get the feeling. you still get everything, just in a way youre not used to.
I have to add:
"Invisible Gardener"
Invisible because there are no lyrics,
And the song is a Gardener because it is planting the seeds for the album as the first song and one of the earliest sounds from Bright Eyes in "A Collection of Songs..."
'The Invisible Gardener' may be a reference to a philosophical debate about the existence of God. Basically, some people are walking in the woods and come upon a grove. One man insists there must be a gardener to plant the grove, another says there is none. They set up all sorts of traps to catch the gardener, but none appears. Still, the 'believer' keeps qualifying his belief to make the evidence fit. The story is used as an argument for how some people who believe in God will keep believing no matter how much evidence is apparently to the contrary.
"my friend hates bright eyes, and says that they cannot play their instruments...what a dumbass..listen to this song."
you're a moron.
this song only supports his theory.
Anyways, I think it's "you never see him but the weeding gets done."
I doubt it's the faith one, because I looked it up on wikipedia, and it said no sch thing.
none the less, a wonderful song.
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my friend hates bright eyes, and says that they cannot play their instruments...what a dumbass..listen to this song.
no shit
It's a cute wee song...I love Collecton. It's a fabby album.
damn, it was supposed to be my idea to post it and just say (instrumental)...got beaten to the punch i guess, AMAZING song though
Where did he come up with the title i wonder?
It is amazing and it can bring about a lot of different emotions even without any words...
yeah it still has the affect of lyrics. a happy one i think. i love this song
the invisible gardener; you never see him but the weeding gets done. the lyricless song; it never gets directly spelled out for you but you still get the feeling. you still get everything, just in a way youre not used to.
I have to add: "Invisible Gardener" Invisible because there are no lyrics, And the song is a Gardener because it is planting the seeds for the album as the first song and one of the earliest sounds from Bright Eyes in "A Collection of Songs..."
'The Invisible Gardener' may be a reference to a philosophical debate about the existence of God. Basically, some people are walking in the woods and come upon a grove. One man insists there must be a gardener to plant the grove, another says there is none. They set up all sorts of traps to catch the gardener, but none appears. Still, the 'believer' keeps qualifying his belief to make the evidence fit. The story is used as an argument for how some people who believe in God will keep believing no matter how much evidence is apparently to the contrary.
So, yeah...It's a really nice song, I like it.
"my friend hates bright eyes, and says that they cannot play their instruments...what a dumbass..listen to this song."
you're a moron. this song only supports his theory.
Anyways, I think it's "you never see him but the weeding gets done." I doubt it's the faith one, because I looked it up on wikipedia, and it said no sch thing.
none the less, a wonderful song.