Beautiful song about searching for meaning in the face of alienation. The singer is determined to find happiness and believes it is possible, even though he has suffered. Maybe existentialist.
@tewnetnet Yes, yes and yes. I agree with everything you wrote.
There's also some confort in the second verse "I can hear your words
/When you speak of what you are and have seen..." and a coping strategy "I think I'll go to the park/Watch the children playing".
This song has lately become very dear to me.
@tewnetnet Yes, yes and yes. I agree with everything you wrote.
There's also some confort in the second verse "I can hear your words
/When you speak of what you are and have seen..." and a coping strategy "I think I'll go to the park/Watch the children playing".
This song has lately become very dear to me.
Beautiful song about searching for meaning in the face of alienation. The singer is determined to find happiness and believes it is possible, even though he has suffered. Maybe existentialist.
@tewnetnet Yes, yes and yes. I agree with everything you wrote. There's also some confort in the second verse "I can hear your words /When you speak of what you are and have seen..." and a coping strategy "I think I'll go to the park/Watch the children playing". This song has lately become very dear to me.
@tewnetnet Yes, yes and yes. I agree with everything you wrote. There's also some confort in the second verse "I can hear your words /When you speak of what you are and have seen..." and a coping strategy "I think I'll go to the park/Watch the children playing". This song has lately become very dear to me.