I agree with ripples. But what does it mean? Does it mean his grandfather felt the earth shake when his grandson came into the world? Hence the ripples? Meaning there is more to us than just being human. We're part of something larger in the eyes of our parents, grandparents?
I agree with ripples. But what does it mean? Does it mean his grandfather felt the earth shake when his grandson came into the world? Hence the ripples? Meaning there is more to us than just being human. We're part of something larger in the eyes of our parents, grandparents?
This could be in direct relation to "and the world it seemed to grow-oh-oh-oh". So from birth to death, we realize that there is more to this life than just the physical world we live in.
This could be in direct relation to "and the world it seemed to grow-oh-oh-oh". So from birth to death, we realize that there is more to this life than just the physical world we live in.
"There were ripples in the waters I found them when you were young"
(I'm positive that's what it is)
I agree with ripples. But what does it mean? Does it mean his grandfather felt the earth shake when his grandson came into the world? Hence the ripples? Meaning there is more to us than just being human. We're part of something larger in the eyes of our parents, grandparents?
I agree with ripples. But what does it mean? Does it mean his grandfather felt the earth shake when his grandson came into the world? Hence the ripples? Meaning there is more to us than just being human. We're part of something larger in the eyes of our parents, grandparents?
This could be in direct relation to "and the world it seemed to grow-oh-oh-oh". So from birth to death, we realize that there is more to this life than just the physical world we live in.
This could be in direct relation to "and the world it seemed to grow-oh-oh-oh". So from birth to death, we realize that there is more to this life than just the physical world we live in.