Two possible interpretations. One is that it's ecological - environmental damage, and the link to being on a highway - ties in with the line "I know, it ain't gonna last".
Two possible interpretations. One is that it's ecological - environmental damage, and the link to being on a highway - ties in with the line "I know, it ain't gonna last".
The other possibility (and maybe the writer had both in mind) is a river of tears - it ain't gonna last because they're too unstable, too unsettled. There's been too much pass between them. But, the narrator is saying, let's get on and drive.
The other possibility (and maybe the writer had both in mind) is a river of tears - it ain't gonna last because they're too unstable, too unsettled. There's been too much pass between them. But, the narrator is saying, let's get on and drive.
what does anyone think of the lines:
Far above the ocean and deep under the sea There's a river runnin' dry 'Cause of you and me
Two possible interpretations. One is that it's ecological - environmental damage, and the link to being on a highway - ties in with the line "I know, it ain't gonna last".
Two possible interpretations. One is that it's ecological - environmental damage, and the link to being on a highway - ties in with the line "I know, it ain't gonna last".
The other possibility (and maybe the writer had both in mind) is a river of tears - it ain't gonna last because they're too unstable, too unsettled. There's been too much pass between them. But, the narrator is saying, let's get on and drive.
The other possibility (and maybe the writer had both in mind) is a river of tears - it ain't gonna last because they're too unstable, too unsettled. There's been too much pass between them. But, the narrator is saying, let's get on and drive.