@Olegos Sex with what woman? When he says, "right back where I came", I don't think he means just any vagina - think Oedipus. Perhaps the water is a metaphor for the womb? Doors lyrics often had Oedipal references. That's how I always heard it, and it does have a sorta lascivious tone to the singing. But who knows? It's not clear enough for any interpretation.
@Olegos Sex with what woman? When he says, "right back where I came", I don't think he means just any vagina - think Oedipus. Perhaps the water is a metaphor for the womb? Doors lyrics often had Oedipal references. That's how I always heard it, and it does have a sorta lascivious tone to the singing. But who knows? It's not clear enough for any interpretation.
I know where I would like to be Right back where I came.
A man wants to have sex with his woman. Wants to go back where he came from,vagina.
Magic risin' ... his penis is rising
Can't escape the blue ... the girl is frightened.she is a virgin.
Love to hear you cry ... she is a woman now. couple entered a new place in their relationship.
@Olegos Sex with what woman? When he says, "right back where I came", I don't think he means just any vagina - think Oedipus. Perhaps the water is a metaphor for the womb? Doors lyrics often had Oedipal references. That's how I always heard it, and it does have a sorta lascivious tone to the singing. But who knows? It's not clear enough for any interpretation.
@Olegos Sex with what woman? When he says, "right back where I came", I don't think he means just any vagina - think Oedipus. Perhaps the water is a metaphor for the womb? Doors lyrics often had Oedipal references. That's how I always heard it, and it does have a sorta lascivious tone to the singing. But who knows? It's not clear enough for any interpretation.