@ground_control Just because it's from the 60's, doesn't have to mean every reference has to do with drugs. I've actually thought this before, but it seems to me that it wouldn't jibe with the rest of the album.
@ground_control Just because it's from the 60's, doesn't have to mean every reference has to do with drugs. I've actually thought this before, but it seems to me that it wouldn't jibe with the rest of the album.
The theme here is: A life, birth until death. Along the way, there's nature, childhood, play, love, maturity, and old age.
The theme here is: A life, birth until death. Along the way, there's nature, childhood, play, love, maturity, and old age.
In my opinion, drugs are simply too specific for the macro view this album attempts to portray.
In my opinion, drugs are simply too specific for the macro view this album attempts to portray.
"The smell of grass just makes you pass into a dream." He's smoking a jay at dawn after staying up all night.
@ground_control Just because it's from the 60's, doesn't have to mean every reference has to do with drugs. I've actually thought this before, but it seems to me that it wouldn't jibe with the rest of the album.
@ground_control Just because it's from the 60's, doesn't have to mean every reference has to do with drugs. I've actually thought this before, but it seems to me that it wouldn't jibe with the rest of the album.
The theme here is: A life, birth until death. Along the way, there's nature, childhood, play, love, maturity, and old age.
The theme here is: A life, birth until death. Along the way, there's nature, childhood, play, love, maturity, and old age.
In my opinion, drugs are simply too specific for the macro view this album attempts to portray.
In my opinion, drugs are simply too specific for the macro view this album attempts to portray.