I think, if you listen to it closely enough, maybe it's about a relationship with God? In her first paragraph or whatever, maybe she's singing from the perspective of God and Jesus. For example, "I will be the answer at the end of the line.
I will be there for you while you take the time.
In the burning of uncertainty, I will be your solid ground.
I will hold the balance if you can't look down."
And maybe when she says "Cast me gently into morning, for the night has been unkind.
Take me to a place so holy, that I can wash this from my mind...
The memory of choosing not to fight." She's praying to him to give her a sense of peace, or to help her through hard times. Don't know if that's correct, But that's the great thing about music. It has different meanings for everyone.
"Twilight Eyes" I think you're right except for the Jesus part because while Sarah is NOT an atheist (sorry "SourBlue") she does not consider herself religious (i.e. Christ etc) but rather spiritual.
As per her quote in an interview:
Excerpted from a May 28th, 1996 SprintChat:
Q: Hi, Sarah, I hope you won't mind a personal question. What religion do you follow?
A: I don't follow any organized religion, but I do believe in the idea of god as a verb -- being love and light. and that we are part of everything as everything is part of us....
"Twilight Eyes" I think you're right except for the Jesus part because while Sarah is NOT an atheist (sorry "SourBlue") she does not consider herself religious (i.e. Christ etc) but rather spiritual.
As per her quote in an interview:
Excerpted from a May 28th, 1996 SprintChat:
Q: Hi, Sarah, I hope you won't mind a personal question. What religion do you follow?
A: I don't follow any organized religion, but I do believe in the idea of god as a verb -- being love and light. and that we are part of everything as everything is part of us.
I will be the answer at the end of the line.
I will be there for you while you take the time.
In the burning of uncertainty, I will be your solid ground.
I will hold the balance if you can't look down.
~When one goes home to be with God again after He has waited with limitless patience for us to discover the truth about who we are and the nature of our soul-conscious connection to God, Earth, and our fellow Man. For in such trying, uncertain times solidity and balance can not be found from people but must come from a form of limitless love and light; God.
This song strengthens my connection to God and allows me to feel the 100% unconditional love that can only come from the innocent, altruism of someone who needs/wants nothing from you.
I think, if you listen to it closely enough, maybe it's about a relationship with God? In her first paragraph or whatever, maybe she's singing from the perspective of God and Jesus. For example, "I will be the answer at the end of the line. I will be there for you while you take the time. In the burning of uncertainty, I will be your solid ground. I will hold the balance if you can't look down."
And maybe when she says "Cast me gently into morning, for the night has been unkind. Take me to a place so holy, that I can wash this from my mind... The memory of choosing not to fight." She's praying to him to give her a sense of peace, or to help her through hard times. Don't know if that's correct, But that's the great thing about music. It has different meanings for everyone.
She's an atheist, so it's not about any deity.
She's an atheist, so it's not about any deity.
She's an atheist, so it's not about any deity.
She's an atheist, so it's not about any deity.
oh a double reply. sorry.
oh a double reply. sorry.
oh a double reply. sorry.
oh a double reply. sorry.
oh a double reply. sorry.
oh a double reply. sorry.
"Twilight Eyes" I think you're right except for the Jesus part because while Sarah is NOT an atheist (sorry "SourBlue") she does not consider herself religious (i.e. Christ etc) but rather spiritual. As per her quote in an interview: Excerpted from a May 28th, 1996 SprintChat: Q: Hi, Sarah, I hope you won't mind a personal question. What religion do you follow? A: I don't follow any organized religion, but I do believe in the idea of god as a verb -- being love and light. and that we are part of everything as everything is part of us....
"Twilight Eyes" I think you're right except for the Jesus part because while Sarah is NOT an atheist (sorry "SourBlue") she does not consider herself religious (i.e. Christ etc) but rather spiritual. As per her quote in an interview: Excerpted from a May 28th, 1996 SprintChat: Q: Hi, Sarah, I hope you won't mind a personal question. What religion do you follow? A: I don't follow any organized religion, but I do believe in the idea of god as a verb -- being love and light. and that we are part of everything as everything is part of us.
I will be the answer at the end of the line. I will be there for you while you take the time. In the burning of uncertainty, I will be your solid ground. I will hold the balance if you can't look down.
~When one goes home to be with God again after He has waited with limitless patience for us to discover the truth about who we are and the nature of our soul-conscious connection to God, Earth, and our fellow Man. For in such trying, uncertain times solidity and balance can not be found from people but must come from a form of limitless love and light; God.
This song strengthens my connection to God and allows me to feel the 100% unconditional love that can only come from the innocent, altruism of someone who needs/wants nothing from you.
Great song, Sarah!