After reading all of your thoughts, I've discovered that I know nothing of the subject matter. But could I possibly throw in something new? The songs title caught my eye. "The Outlaw of Torn" is a historical novel written by Edgar Rice Burroughs around 1914. The meanings you've come up with are present in the character Norman of Torn. It is a short story and could add to the complexity of this song. I am convinced that it has some bearing.
Outlaw of Torn
Outlaw of Torn
And i don't think its storyline of medieval rivalry btw England and Scotland and a young outlaw on the side of Scotland who discovers he is the long lost brother to the royalty of England, has anything to do with these lyrics.
And i don't think its storyline of medieval rivalry btw England and Scotland and a young outlaw on the side of Scotland who discovers he is the long lost brother to the royalty of England, has anything to do with these lyrics.
After reading all of your thoughts, I've discovered that I know nothing of the subject matter. But could I possibly throw in something new? The songs title caught my eye. "The Outlaw of Torn" is a historical novel written by Edgar Rice Burroughs around 1914. The meanings you've come up with are present in the character Norman of Torn. It is a short story and could add to the complexity of this song. I am convinced that it has some bearing. Outlaw of Torn Outlaw of Torn
I reviewed the storyline of Burrough's "Outlaw of Torn" on Wikipedia here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Outlaw_of_Torn
I reviewed the storyline of Burrough's "Outlaw of Torn" on Wikipedia here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Outlaw_of_Torn
And i don't think its storyline of medieval rivalry btw England and Scotland and a young outlaw on the side of Scotland who discovers he is the long lost brother to the royalty of England, has anything to do with these lyrics.
And i don't think its storyline of medieval rivalry btw England and Scotland and a young outlaw on the side of Scotland who discovers he is the long lost brother to the royalty of England, has anything to do with these lyrics.