"This" song seems to echo "Eclipse" from Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd, where the lyrics poetically encompass the whole world, with some specifics such as the golden chairs and revolver thrown in as symbolic touchstones of luxury and danger. The song also reflects Eno's preoccupation with Time as something infinite and godlike.
"This" song seems to echo "Eclipse" from Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd, where the lyrics poetically encompass the whole world, with some specifics such as the golden chairs and revolver thrown in as symbolic touchstones of luxury and danger. The song also reflects Eno's preoccupation with Time as something infinite and godlike.