K.D. Lang is not one of my favorite singers nor do I particularly like much of her music myself, but I think she is extremely gifted.
However I find this song absolutely stunning and I never tire of it. The wonderfully lilting acoustic guitar and the rapturous, crytral clear harmonies put this song in its own catagory.
Her choice of the word "craving" and my general sense of the song makes me intrepret our "constant craving" very broadly, both good and bad "cravings". Basically it sums up all our desires. Be it lust, greed, worth, value, acceptance, impact, legacy, excitement, power, meaning, connection with God and others - our desires are powerful, all encompasing, universal and mostly go unsated. She understands what it is to be human.
@reasondethroned that's really uncanny because I absolutely feel the exact way. this is the only lang song I know ,but I love it, my music is british prog rock to the nTH degree ,thank u 4 sharing
@reasondethroned that's really uncanny because I absolutely feel the exact way. this is the only lang song I know ,but I love it, my music is british prog rock to the nTH degree ,thank u 4 sharing
K.D. Lang is not one of my favorite singers nor do I particularly like much of her music myself, but I think she is extremely gifted.
However I find this song absolutely stunning and I never tire of it. The wonderfully lilting acoustic guitar and the rapturous, crytral clear harmonies put this song in its own catagory.
Her choice of the word "craving" and my general sense of the song makes me intrepret our "constant craving" very broadly, both good and bad "cravings". Basically it sums up all our desires. Be it lust, greed, worth, value, acceptance, impact, legacy, excitement, power, meaning, connection with God and others - our desires are powerful, all encompasing, universal and mostly go unsated. She understands what it is to be human.
@reasondethroned that's really uncanny because I absolutely feel the exact way. this is the only lang song I know ,but I love it, my music is british prog rock to the nTH degree ,thank u 4 sharing
@reasondethroned that's really uncanny because I absolutely feel the exact way. this is the only lang song I know ,but I love it, my music is british prog rock to the nTH degree ,thank u 4 sharing