It sounds simply like it's about astronauts going up into space. The astronauts' dialogue at the end (someone care to transcribe it here?) would indicate such, especially with the last note, "O-2 is alright."
But the beauty of it...oh, how exciting! I just wonder why it's actually called "Liberty Bell." Maybe the bell-shape of the engines on the tail that reach the "superheat?" And the "liberty" that the launch brings?
Any other interpretations of this popular Gathering song?
It sounds simply like it's about astronauts going up into space. The astronauts' dialogue at the end (someone care to transcribe it here?) would indicate such, especially with the last note, "O-2 is alright."
But the beauty of it...oh, how exciting! I just wonder why it's actually called "Liberty Bell." Maybe the bell-shape of the engines on the tail that reach the "superheat?" And the "liberty" that the launch brings?
Any other interpretations of this popular Gathering song?
@theotherness "O-2 is alright" may refer to the oxygen level inside an aircraft which is, actually, alright )))
@theotherness "O-2 is alright" may refer to the oxygen level inside an aircraft which is, actually, alright )))