hahaha, yes this song is about love... and no offense guys, but it is much more pragmatic than you think.
hahaha, yes this song is about love... and no offense guys, but it is much more pragmatic than you think.
someone writes:
""And, estuary is blessed but scary
Our hearts about to palpitate
And I’m not about to hesitate
(Note: Estuary: a place where the river meets the sea; currents and water change. That is one of my FAVORITE metaphors. Anyway, when one starts to fall in a deep love, it feels amazing, but is incredibly frightening at the same time.
Hearts about to palpitate... the intensity of a couple's emotions can become too much, but you never stop taking care of this person whilst...
someone writes:
""And, estuary is blessed but scary
Our hearts about to palpitate
And I’m not about to hesitate
(Note: Estuary: a place where the river meets the sea; currents and water change. That is one of my FAVORITE metaphors. Anyway, when one starts to fall in a deep love, it feels amazing, but is incredibly frightening at the same time.
Hearts about to palpitate... the intensity of a couple's emotions can become too much, but you never stop taking care of this person whilst you're together."
Okay. Anthony... Flea. First and foremost they were, and are Junkies. An estuary - yes where the river begins = where the needle enters the vein. "your heart's about to palpitate" = if you have ever injected cocaine - you know. "but I'm not about to hesitate" = He'll still take/give that shot.
The world ain't as pretty as you would like to think it is.
That seems specious to me, given that the drug interpretation makes no damn sense at all when you take the chorus into account. Also, Flea was getting married when Stadium Arcadium was recorded. Honestly, not EVERY Red Hot Chili Peppers song has to be about pussy or heroin. :)
That seems specious to me, given that the drug interpretation makes no damn sense at all when you take the chorus into account. Also, Flea was getting married when Stadium Arcadium was recorded. Honestly, not EVERY Red Hot Chili Peppers song has to be about pussy or heroin. :)
this is beautiful. and it make a good wedding song, obviously.
hahaha, yes this song is about love... and no offense guys, but it is much more pragmatic than you think.
hahaha, yes this song is about love... and no offense guys, but it is much more pragmatic than you think.
someone writes: ""And, estuary is blessed but scary Our hearts about to palpitate And I’m not about to hesitate (Note: Estuary: a place where the river meets the sea; currents and water change. That is one of my FAVORITE metaphors. Anyway, when one starts to fall in a deep love, it feels amazing, but is incredibly frightening at the same time. Hearts about to palpitate... the intensity of a couple's emotions can become too much, but you never stop taking care of this person whilst...
someone writes: ""And, estuary is blessed but scary Our hearts about to palpitate And I’m not about to hesitate (Note: Estuary: a place where the river meets the sea; currents and water change. That is one of my FAVORITE metaphors. Anyway, when one starts to fall in a deep love, it feels amazing, but is incredibly frightening at the same time. Hearts about to palpitate... the intensity of a couple's emotions can become too much, but you never stop taking care of this person whilst you're together."
Okay. Anthony... Flea. First and foremost they were, and are Junkies. An estuary - yes where the river begins = where the needle enters the vein. "your heart's about to palpitate" = if you have ever injected cocaine - you know. "but I'm not about to hesitate" = He'll still take/give that shot.
The world ain't as pretty as you would like to think it is.
BTW. IV injection... worth a shot :)
That seems specious to me, given that the drug interpretation makes no damn sense at all when you take the chorus into account. Also, Flea was getting married when Stadium Arcadium was recorded. Honestly, not EVERY Red Hot Chili Peppers song has to be about pussy or heroin. :)
That seems specious to me, given that the drug interpretation makes no damn sense at all when you take the chorus into account. Also, Flea was getting married when Stadium Arcadium was recorded. Honestly, not EVERY Red Hot Chili Peppers song has to be about pussy or heroin. :)