The consistent rhetorical question did you see me? Is an implication of our diasporic community and illustrates the common freedom we all strive for Waving it free in the tree might have been a reluctant line to be humourous, believe me is about his frusturation about people not understanding his containment he's dancing in the sand and are much inspired and drifting beyond normalcy ween is the best band and their lyrics are always underestimated
This song is simply a succinct recapitulation of Humanity's "trip" out of the arboreal forest into the sandy savannahs of Africa, to it's eastern coastal regions and thence up into Eurasia, spreading out from there. Some rogue anthropologists have even theorized that somewhere along the way, modern hominids may have had a semi-aquatic phase, from the upright posture, relative hairlessness, the diving syncope - a physiological reaction to entering deep water involving the slowing of the heart rate, which conserves oxygen, shared by whales, dolphins and other aquatic mammals. The part about flying through the galaxy, of course, has not...
This song is simply a succinct recapitulation of Humanity's "trip" out of the arboreal forest into the sandy savannahs of Africa, to it's eastern coastal regions and thence up into Eurasia, spreading out from there. Some rogue anthropologists have even theorized that somewhere along the way, modern hominids may have had a semi-aquatic phase, from the upright posture, relative hairlessness, the diving syncope - a physiological reaction to entering deep water involving the slowing of the heart rate, which conserves oxygen, shared by whales, dolphins and other aquatic mammals. The part about flying through the galaxy, of course, has not yet happened, in this universe. Damn burning of Alexandria. The warbling synth noise is so cray.
The consistent rhetorical question did you see me? Is an implication of our diasporic community and illustrates the common freedom we all strive for Waving it free in the tree might have been a reluctant line to be humourous, believe me is about his frusturation about people not understanding his containment he's dancing in the sand and are much inspired and drifting beyond normalcy ween is the best band and their lyrics are always underestimated
This song is simply a succinct recapitulation of Humanity's "trip" out of the arboreal forest into the sandy savannahs of Africa, to it's eastern coastal regions and thence up into Eurasia, spreading out from there. Some rogue anthropologists have even theorized that somewhere along the way, modern hominids may have had a semi-aquatic phase, from the upright posture, relative hairlessness, the diving syncope - a physiological reaction to entering deep water involving the slowing of the heart rate, which conserves oxygen, shared by whales, dolphins and other aquatic mammals. The part about flying through the galaxy, of course, has not...
This song is simply a succinct recapitulation of Humanity's "trip" out of the arboreal forest into the sandy savannahs of Africa, to it's eastern coastal regions and thence up into Eurasia, spreading out from there. Some rogue anthropologists have even theorized that somewhere along the way, modern hominids may have had a semi-aquatic phase, from the upright posture, relative hairlessness, the diving syncope - a physiological reaction to entering deep water involving the slowing of the heart rate, which conserves oxygen, shared by whales, dolphins and other aquatic mammals. The part about flying through the galaxy, of course, has not yet happened, in this universe. Damn burning of Alexandria. The warbling synth noise is so cray.