I want that song to be about a lover but I really think it's about some deity. Crispian Mills is kind of religious, I believe, though not necessarily christian. So maybe it's about having faith in your god when you're confused.
But I really really love that song! (even if I'm not religious)
I believe this song is a "wedding" song. In India, they shower flowers and uncooked rice on brides to be at the end of the ceremony. It is perhaps the most emotional moment for an Indian bride and hence the reference to the tears.
I believe this song is a "wedding" song. In India, they shower flowers and uncooked rice on brides to be at the end of the ceremony. It is perhaps the most emotional moment for an Indian bride and hence the reference to the tears.
I want that song to be about a lover but I really think it's about some deity. Crispian Mills is kind of religious, I believe, though not necessarily christian. So maybe it's about having faith in your god when you're confused. But I really really love that song! (even if I'm not religious)
I believe this song is a "wedding" song. In India, they shower flowers and uncooked rice on brides to be at the end of the ceremony. It is perhaps the most emotional moment for an Indian bride and hence the reference to the tears.
I believe this song is a "wedding" song. In India, they shower flowers and uncooked rice on brides to be at the end of the ceremony. It is perhaps the most emotional moment for an Indian bride and hence the reference to the tears.