two points:
1) swans look graceful as they swim but they are paddling furiously underneath - it's a popular saying. I think the song is partly about the masks that we put up, where we try so hard to project a certain image of ourselves.
2) To anyone that went to church sunday school as a child, the melody in the intro is very reminiscient of a popular song "this is the day, this is the day, that the lord has made, that the lord has made". i can' thear swans without breaking into "this is the day" too.
two points: 1) swans look graceful as they swim but they are paddling furiously underneath - it's a popular saying. I think the song is partly about the masks that we put up, where we try so hard to project a certain image of ourselves.
2) To anyone that went to church sunday school as a child, the melody in the intro is very reminiscient of a popular song "this is the day, this is the day, that the lord has made, that the lord has made". i can' thear swans without breaking into "this is the day" too.
Three things.
Three things.
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I agree that swans are beautiful on the outside but really unpleasant on the outside, so there's something there.
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I agree that swans are beautiful on the outside but really unpleasant on the outside, so there's something there.
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You really don't want to touch a deer, because they carry ticks, and you can get lyme disease, which can be horrible.
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You really don't want to touch a deer, because they carry ticks, and you can get lyme disease, which can be horrible.
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This is my favorite CO song. It's incredibly complex and beautiful.
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This is my favorite CO song. It's incredibly complex and beautiful.
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