This song requires very little interpretation. But it does deserve comment. It is a very beautiful song. The word "glad" alone makes it. What is a bit unbelievable about it is that Hope Sandoval could ever find herself in this position. I mean, have you seen her picture? I am incredulous. More likely, this is a song that someone sang to her.
@octave This is a song from when Hope sang with Sylvia Gomez before Mazzy Star, the duo being called "Going Home" - search YT. It was written by Sylvia. They supported Opal (which became Mazzy Star after Hope replaced Kendra Smith) in 1985.
@octave This is a song from when Hope sang with Sylvia Gomez before Mazzy Star, the duo being called "Going Home" - search YT. It was written by Sylvia. They supported Opal (which became Mazzy Star after Hope replaced Kendra Smith) in 1985.
However, and just a slight feeling, it could reflect Hope's initial attraction to Dave Robeck? Great song anyway!
However, and just a slight feeling, it could reflect Hope's initial attraction to Dave Robeck? Great song anyway!
This song requires very little interpretation. But it does deserve comment. It is a very beautiful song. The word "glad" alone makes it. What is a bit unbelievable about it is that Hope Sandoval could ever find herself in this position. I mean, have you seen her picture? I am incredulous. More likely, this is a song that someone sang to her.
@octave This is a song from when Hope sang with Sylvia Gomez before Mazzy Star, the duo being called "Going Home" - search YT. It was written by Sylvia. They supported Opal (which became Mazzy Star after Hope replaced Kendra Smith) in 1985.
@octave This is a song from when Hope sang with Sylvia Gomez before Mazzy Star, the duo being called "Going Home" - search YT. It was written by Sylvia. They supported Opal (which became Mazzy Star after Hope replaced Kendra Smith) in 1985.
However, and just a slight feeling, it could reflect Hope's initial attraction to Dave Robeck? Great song anyway!
However, and just a slight feeling, it could reflect Hope's initial attraction to Dave Robeck? Great song anyway!