The message of this song is the same as many other Henley-songs: Stop whining about your "problems" and stop expecting anyone to come and make your life a dream. Get over it and move on.
The two first verses is referring to "the Roosevelt Incident". It's a little kick in the side to those UFO-fanatics who are only waiting for the alians to arrive, while they actually should be more worrying about the situation here on earth. and their own lives.
The message of this song is the same as many other Henley-songs: Stop whining about your "problems" and stop expecting anyone to come and make your life a dream. Get over it and move on.
The two first verses is referring to "the Roosevelt Incident". It's a little kick in the side to those UFO-fanatics who are only waiting for the alians to arrive, while they actually should be more worrying about the situation here on earth. and their own lives.
That's atleast my 2 cent.