Is he talking about selfishness and lack of intimacy, sexual addiction, both, or neither ("I can't believe what I do late at night")?
When he talks about an aerial view and the beauty above, is he talking about seeing the big picture of human behavior (psychology), or the big picture of the universe, existence, and consciousness (religion, philosophy)?
Anyone who has the time and any opinions, please share your thoughts about my questions.
@petermum Great music is inclusive, he could be talking about any one of those things or all of them. They all distract us from the real love and it usually takes awhile for us to realize it. This song is that rejection of the "things he does late at night" "with people I hardly know or like" and then the realization of a need for real love to me.
@petermum Great music is inclusive, he could be talking about any one of those things or all of them. They all distract us from the real love and it usually takes awhile for us to realize it. This song is that rejection of the "things he does late at night" "with people I hardly know or like" and then the realization of a need for real love to me.
The bigger picture and the driving theme for this song for me is that transcendent thought above. The person looking at the situation and realizing it isn't...
The bigger picture and the driving theme for this song for me is that transcendent thought above. The person looking at the situation and realizing it isn't the good stuff or the good life. Real love not infatuation. Real connection not just sex. Knowing love but having it (1 Cor 8:2, Matt 13:13, Mark 4:12). Knowledge of it makes it that much harder to obtain...we need "a different view".
To me love in this life help us get through this life we don't understand. My love for my wife points to something greater. My love for my children increases that love, adds a new dimension to it. I lean towards an understanding about these things that are in this song as does everyone. Of course it has religious and philosophical themes. May you find what the writer of this song is looking for friend. I don't think this guy found it at the time he wrote this song "Of course i’ll be alright
I just had a bad night"
Is he talking about selfishness and lack of intimacy, sexual addiction, both, or neither ("I can't believe what I do late at night")?
When he talks about an aerial view and the beauty above, is he talking about seeing the big picture of human behavior (psychology), or the big picture of the universe, existence, and consciousness (religion, philosophy)?
Anyone who has the time and any opinions, please share your thoughts about my questions.
@petermum Great music is inclusive, he could be talking about any one of those things or all of them. They all distract us from the real love and it usually takes awhile for us to realize it. This song is that rejection of the "things he does late at night" "with people I hardly know or like" and then the realization of a need for real love to me.
@petermum Great music is inclusive, he could be talking about any one of those things or all of them. They all distract us from the real love and it usually takes awhile for us to realize it. This song is that rejection of the "things he does late at night" "with people I hardly know or like" and then the realization of a need for real love to me.
The bigger picture and the driving theme for this song for me is that transcendent thought above. The person looking at the situation and realizing it isn't...
The bigger picture and the driving theme for this song for me is that transcendent thought above. The person looking at the situation and realizing it isn't the good stuff or the good life. Real love not infatuation. Real connection not just sex. Knowing love but having it (1 Cor 8:2, Matt 13:13, Mark 4:12). Knowledge of it makes it that much harder to obtain...we need "a different view". To me love in this life help us get through this life we don't understand. My love for my wife points to something greater. My love for my children increases that love, adds a new dimension to it. I lean towards an understanding about these things that are in this song as does everyone. Of course it has religious and philosophical themes. May you find what the writer of this song is looking for friend. I don't think this guy found it at the time he wrote this song "Of course i’ll be alright I just had a bad night"