I think this song is a metaphorical reference to endurance and survival, and what better way to express both of these topics than with a deer in the winter (hunting season)? And yes, Karin has stated that this song IS sung from a deer's perspective.
What is implied within the line "morning, keep the streets empty for me," is simply put: "When I wake up, I'm going to hold the reigns over all aspects in my life." KTSEFM is really a song of inner strength, dreams, and acknowledging one's own faults. It's my favorite track on the album.
@tyak ….I heard this song several months before I visited my mother in San Antonio. I will never forget that Uber ride from the airport to her house near Redland. I saw several deer dead on the side of the highway. I also saw raccoons, possums, dogs, and a few others but I couldn’t determine what they were. : (
It was so disheartening and during that ride this song immediately popped into my heart. Every time I hear it I think about the unprotected deer and all the other wildlife that have to risk their lives to...
@tyak ….I heard this song several months before I visited my mother in San Antonio. I will never forget that Uber ride from the airport to her house near Redland. I saw several deer dead on the side of the highway. I also saw raccoons, possums, dogs, and a few others but I couldn’t determine what they were. : (
It was so disheartening and during that ride this song immediately popped into my heart. Every time I hear it I think about the unprotected deer and all the other wildlife that have to risk their lives to cross the highway. It’s so disheartening knowing how much money the city of San Antonio has but they just don’t seem to care. They could fix the situation with fences or better yet natural bridges to facilitate the crossing g of local wildlife. Of course, this goes for cities across the nation but when you mentioned “deer” it struck a cord with me.
I visit my mom every other month and I am going to start advocating for the construction of designated bridges to facilitate the animals ability to avoid getting killed on the roads and highways.
If you’re interested in promoting this concept throughout the many effected areas throughout the nation please email me at sherideehopper@gmail.com
I need support to get this going and and as of now, it’s just me.
Thank you <3
I think this song is a metaphorical reference to endurance and survival, and what better way to express both of these topics than with a deer in the winter (hunting season)? And yes, Karin has stated that this song IS sung from a deer's perspective.
What is implied within the line "morning, keep the streets empty for me," is simply put: "When I wake up, I'm going to hold the reigns over all aspects in my life." KTSEFM is really a song of inner strength, dreams, and acknowledging one's own faults. It's my favorite track on the album.
@tyak I think your right
@tyak I think your right
@tyak Impressive and insightful. It's truly a gem of a song...kinda like 'Fade Into You' by Mazzy Star blended with 'Black' by Norah Jones.
@tyak Impressive and insightful. It's truly a gem of a song...kinda like 'Fade Into You' by Mazzy Star blended with 'Black' by Norah Jones.
@tyak ….I heard this song several months before I visited my mother in San Antonio. I will never forget that Uber ride from the airport to her house near Redland. I saw several deer dead on the side of the highway. I also saw raccoons, possums, dogs, and a few others but I couldn’t determine what they were. : ( It was so disheartening and during that ride this song immediately popped into my heart. Every time I hear it I think about the unprotected deer and all the other wildlife that have to risk their lives to...
@tyak ….I heard this song several months before I visited my mother in San Antonio. I will never forget that Uber ride from the airport to her house near Redland. I saw several deer dead on the side of the highway. I also saw raccoons, possums, dogs, and a few others but I couldn’t determine what they were. : ( It was so disheartening and during that ride this song immediately popped into my heart. Every time I hear it I think about the unprotected deer and all the other wildlife that have to risk their lives to cross the highway. It’s so disheartening knowing how much money the city of San Antonio has but they just don’t seem to care. They could fix the situation with fences or better yet natural bridges to facilitate the crossing g of local wildlife. Of course, this goes for cities across the nation but when you mentioned “deer” it struck a cord with me. I visit my mom every other month and I am going to start advocating for the construction of designated bridges to facilitate the animals ability to avoid getting killed on the roads and highways.
If you’re interested in promoting this concept throughout the many effected areas throughout the nation please email me at sherideehopper@gmail.com I need support to get this going and and as of now, it’s just me. Thank you <3