Eisley is definitely my favorite band EVER. Amazing song. But I think it's about more than just a knight and dragon... if this makes sense, I've always thought it was about finding your inner courage. The knight obviously doesn't have much experience (dreaming of adventure though I had none to tell), but when put in a difficult situation (they all surrounded me) he discovers something inside himself that he didn't know he had (the dragon) and defends himself. I don't know if this is correct, but that's what I love about Eisley songs- there are so many interpretations, and it can mean whatever you can relate to most. :)
i actually think its more about a child and his/her imagination. Like they go into the woods (or backyard) with their sword and chainmail (every child imagines they have something like that) and then they fell asleep dreaming up more of their adventures, and then they wake up cause the beasts had blackened the horizon (could be their parents towering over them telling them that they have to stop this daydreaming and grow up) and they almost give in but then the giant dragon jumps over the hill (their imagination kicks in and they decide that no one can surround...
i actually think its more about a child and his/her imagination. Like they go into the woods (or backyard) with their sword and chainmail (every child imagines they have something like that) and then they fell asleep dreaming up more of their adventures, and then they wake up cause the beasts had blackened the horizon (could be their parents towering over them telling them that they have to stop this daydreaming and grow up) and they almost give in but then the giant dragon jumps over the hill (their imagination kicks in and they decide that no one can surround them and take their dreams away)
I dont know thats just the kind of thing i would have done as a kid. I had a really big backyard and i had many adventures in it and my parents were always telling me i was getting too old to be stuck in my head.
i actually think its more about a child and his/her imagination. Like they go into the woods (or backyard) with their sword and chainmail (every child imagines they have something like that) and then they fell asleep dreaming up more of their adventures, and then they wake up cause the beasts had blackened the horizon (could be their parents towering over them telling them that they have to stop this daydreaming and grow up) and they almost give in but then the giant dragon jumps over the hill (their imagination kicks in and they decide that no one can surround...
i actually think its more about a child and his/her imagination. Like they go into the woods (or backyard) with their sword and chainmail (every child imagines they have something like that) and then they fell asleep dreaming up more of their adventures, and then they wake up cause the beasts had blackened the horizon (could be their parents towering over them telling them that they have to stop this daydreaming and grow up) and they almost give in but then the giant dragon jumps over the hill (their imagination kicks in and they decide that no one can surround them and take their dreams away)
I dont know thats just the kind of thing i would have done as a kid. I had a really big backyard and i had many adventures in it and my parents were always telling me i was getting too old to be stuck in my head.
Eisley is definitely my favorite band EVER. Amazing song. But I think it's about more than just a knight and dragon... if this makes sense, I've always thought it was about finding your inner courage. The knight obviously doesn't have much experience (dreaming of adventure though I had none to tell), but when put in a difficult situation (they all surrounded me) he discovers something inside himself that he didn't know he had (the dragon) and defends himself. I don't know if this is correct, but that's what I love about Eisley songs- there are so many interpretations, and it can mean whatever you can relate to most. :)
i actually think its more about a child and his/her imagination. Like they go into the woods (or backyard) with their sword and chainmail (every child imagines they have something like that) and then they fell asleep dreaming up more of their adventures, and then they wake up cause the beasts had blackened the horizon (could be their parents towering over them telling them that they have to stop this daydreaming and grow up) and they almost give in but then the giant dragon jumps over the hill (their imagination kicks in and they decide that no one can surround...
i actually think its more about a child and his/her imagination. Like they go into the woods (or backyard) with their sword and chainmail (every child imagines they have something like that) and then they fell asleep dreaming up more of their adventures, and then they wake up cause the beasts had blackened the horizon (could be their parents towering over them telling them that they have to stop this daydreaming and grow up) and they almost give in but then the giant dragon jumps over the hill (their imagination kicks in and they decide that no one can surround them and take their dreams away)
I dont know thats just the kind of thing i would have done as a kid. I had a really big backyard and i had many adventures in it and my parents were always telling me i was getting too old to be stuck in my head.
i actually think its more about a child and his/her imagination. Like they go into the woods (or backyard) with their sword and chainmail (every child imagines they have something like that) and then they fell asleep dreaming up more of their adventures, and then they wake up cause the beasts had blackened the horizon (could be their parents towering over them telling them that they have to stop this daydreaming and grow up) and they almost give in but then the giant dragon jumps over the hill (their imagination kicks in and they decide that no one can surround...
i actually think its more about a child and his/her imagination. Like they go into the woods (or backyard) with their sword and chainmail (every child imagines they have something like that) and then they fell asleep dreaming up more of their adventures, and then they wake up cause the beasts had blackened the horizon (could be their parents towering over them telling them that they have to stop this daydreaming and grow up) and they almost give in but then the giant dragon jumps over the hill (their imagination kicks in and they decide that no one can surround them and take their dreams away)
I dont know thats just the kind of thing i would have done as a kid. I had a really big backyard and i had many adventures in it and my parents were always telling me i was getting too old to be stuck in my head.