I believe this song is clearly about the singer's connection to god. The wind is god, all around him, there to speak to when he's needing a friend. The references to dieing and making room for the next sorrow to find "Him" is referring to death and heaven where, presumably the singer and god will be together.
Kansas' music is full of deeply religious connotations. I believe at least most of the original members of Kansas must have been quite religious.
I believe this song is clearly about the singer's connection to god. The wind is god, all around him, there to speak to when he's needing a friend. The references to dieing and making room for the next sorrow to find "Him" is referring to death and heaven where, presumably the singer and god will be together.
Kansas' music is full of deeply religious connotations. I believe at least most of the original members of Kansas must have been quite religious.
Despite this, they are one of my favorite bands.
@Paly Despite this ? Embrace their spirituality, don't reject or doubt or deny. As comedian Marc Maron said :"There are no atheist soup kitchens."
@Paly Despite this ? Embrace their spirituality, don't reject or doubt or deny. As comedian Marc Maron said :"There are no atheist soup kitchens."