Given that Tabor and Gaskill come from a Christian Rock background, and that the album title is a direct reference to Christian author CS Lewis, I believe these lines refer to Jesus:
"I'd like to know your name
and I must know who you are Yeah
I look at you and I know who you are
you're just a little bit too far from my home"
It's Ty's song about a lonesome non-believer coming to faith. It's also one of the best King's X songs by far.
@gregorik According to the "King's X Oral History" book, the band claims that Ty wrote this before he got married.. it's literally a song about meeting a pretty girl and being tongue-tied, not knowing what to do.
@gregorik According to the "King's X Oral History" book, the band claims that Ty wrote this before he got married.. it's literally a song about meeting a pretty girl and being tongue-tied, not knowing what to do.
Given that Tabor and Gaskill come from a Christian Rock background, and that the album title is a direct reference to Christian author CS Lewis, I believe these lines refer to Jesus:
"I'd like to know your name and I must know who you are Yeah I look at you and I know who you are you're just a little bit too far from my home"
It's Ty's song about a lonesome non-believer coming to faith. It's also one of the best King's X songs by far.
@gregorik According to the "King's X Oral History" book, the band claims that Ty wrote this before he got married.. it's literally a song about meeting a pretty girl and being tongue-tied, not knowing what to do.
@gregorik According to the "King's X Oral History" book, the band claims that Ty wrote this before he got married.. it's literally a song about meeting a pretty girl and being tongue-tied, not knowing what to do.