I see it as a tribute to meditation in a way. It seems to be about a guy who has had his heart broken ("I love only you" seems to have been said in the past tense). It seems to me like it's about finding relief from perceived reality into the here and now of the mind where there isn't any "sorrow" or "sad tomorrow".
I see it as a tribute to meditation in a way. It seems to be about a guy who has had his heart broken ("I love only you" seems to have been said in the past tense). It seems to me like it's about finding relief from perceived reality into the here and now of the mind where there isn't any "sorrow" or "sad tomorrow".
Great song.