| Simon and Garfunkel – The Sound of Silence Lyrics | 2 years ago |
| @[matty:38752] motto thanks for your interpretation | |
| Pure Bathing Culture – Dream the Dare Lyrics | 2 years ago |
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I'm going to make an attempt at interpretation of this song (and could also add more given I don't have time to get too detailed in my analysis of so many dense poetic lines): She uses a lot of mythical and mystical language to capture the mysterious creator of consciousness up to our current state. She fluctuates her language from collective conscious to personal consciousness and those moments of connection between the two (mystical experiences). Some of the language is in the window watcher attempt to experience itself through other forms of consciousness. Driving our inate desire to satisfy collective consciousness by experiencing itselt through forms, in our case, life through the human form. She refers to her conscious awareness or soul behind her eyes, which is hardest to see in the sun because we are bombarded by visual external stimuli as we perceive energy being hit by photons, being perceived through a limited human brain and body. In this attempt to expand consciousness and experience itself and to experience the external stimuli that the body experiences (experiencing water and fire), it led some conflict and suffering over humanity. Only the source of consciousness that encompasses all consciousness can save us collectively and individually, and we are all a part of that. However, it seems like the writer is calling for help from the overall mysterious consciousness behind everything and beyond humanity consciousness, to intervene. It's basically a hipsters prayer to save humanity of the problems associated with the Raven card. |
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| Eagles – Hotel California Lyrics | 6 years ago |
| @[Deth:26580] "Steely" was a reference to Steely Dan who had referenced the Eagles in one of his songs. That is, according to the band members themselves. It is ok to have a subjective interpretation, especially for a song like this. The band has made it clear though, this song is about excess and hedonism in LA... but can also be applied to many parts of America. | |
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