First time I heard this song I cried so much, including it's lead onto carry that weight and the end. These three songs just seem like the perfect illustration of life and death. We grow from childhood where we're too old to be comforted by our parents and sung a lullaby. There's no one to kiss us better when we scrape our knee. Things get harder, there's pressure and stress that we have to carry as weight on our soldiers until we die - but in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make, and the lives you touch on the way, and the people who touch you make it worth it.
To be fair, I know nothing about life. I'm only fifteen. :S, but that's my interpretation for you. :)
First time I heard this song I cried so much, including it's lead onto carry that weight and the end. These three songs just seem like the perfect illustration of life and death. We grow from childhood where we're too old to be comforted by our parents and sung a lullaby. There's no one to kiss us better when we scrape our knee. Things get harder, there's pressure and stress that we have to carry as weight on our soldiers until we die - but in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make, and the lives you touch on the way, and the people who touch you make it worth it. To be fair, I know nothing about life. I'm only fifteen. :S, but that's my interpretation for you. :)
If you wee truly only 15 at the time you wrote that, you have more wisdom and insight than the majority of those your own age. Well said.
If you wee truly only 15 at the time you wrote that, you have more wisdom and insight than the majority of those your own age. Well said.
@clockworkdolly but know you re 28, what do you think about your beautiful interpretation ? I’m 35 know and thing still perfect.
@clockworkdolly but know you re 28, what do you think about your beautiful interpretation ? I’m 35 know and thing still perfect.