I love the way this song moves.Soft and fluid, but with a edge just below the surface. Something interesting I found in the lyric (not sure if it was intentional, but could be) is this:
Syllables for each line of all verses:
4
5
7
6
...except for the second to the last verse, where the last line has only 5 syllables. This is the only line in the whole song that does not follow the rule, and I'm trying to find out if there is a significance. Anyone else have any guesses or ideas why this may have been done, artistically, or to convey some other, non-verbal message? Feel free to respond. I'm curious.
I get the idea this song has something to do with religious dogma and belief, and although the system is unnatural and hard to follow, there may be greater principles and truth despite the garbage mankind, over time, has created around these institutions that only confuses our spirit and obscures it from reaching its potential. However, regardless of that there is One thing for sure: We can't go back to the old ways of being, to live comfortably in the world of 'animal sounds'. Agree? Disagree?
I get the idea this song has something to do with religious dogma and belief, and although the system is unnatural and hard to follow, there may be greater principles and truth despite the garbage mankind, over time, has created around these institutions that only confuses our spirit and obscures it from reaching its potential. However, regardless of that there is One thing for sure: We can't go back to the old ways of being, to live comfortably in the world of 'animal sounds'. Agree? Disagree?
I love the way this song moves.Soft and fluid, but with a edge just below the surface. Something interesting I found in the lyric (not sure if it was intentional, but could be) is this:
Syllables for each line of all verses:
4 5 7 6
...except for the second to the last verse, where the last line has only 5 syllables. This is the only line in the whole song that does not follow the rule, and I'm trying to find out if there is a significance. Anyone else have any guesses or ideas why this may have been done, artistically, or to convey some other, non-verbal message? Feel free to respond. I'm curious.
I get the idea this song has something to do with religious dogma and belief, and although the system is unnatural and hard to follow, there may be greater principles and truth despite the garbage mankind, over time, has created around these institutions that only confuses our spirit and obscures it from reaching its potential. However, regardless of that there is One thing for sure: We can't go back to the old ways of being, to live comfortably in the world of 'animal sounds'. Agree? Disagree?
I get the idea this song has something to do with religious dogma and belief, and although the system is unnatural and hard to follow, there may be greater principles and truth despite the garbage mankind, over time, has created around these institutions that only confuses our spirit and obscures it from reaching its potential. However, regardless of that there is One thing for sure: We can't go back to the old ways of being, to live comfortably in the world of 'animal sounds'. Agree? Disagree?