I don't quite get that either. This might be picking too deeply, but at that part there is a key change. Constantly, constantly in the song they refer to the flag, how meaningless it is, and at the end, there is an appreciation for its beauty, and perhaps the ideals that the woman could get out of it, could change.
I don't quite get that either. This might be picking too deeply, but at that part there is a key change. Constantly, constantly in the song they refer to the flag, how meaningless it is, and at the end, there is an appreciation for its beauty, and perhaps the ideals that the woman could get out of it, could change.
A go train, though?