i dont agree with nietzsche, cuz i love to have a deeper meaning of a song. but what i dont like is how ppl just comment on how led zeppelin is the greatest band and this is the best or most overrated song ever.
personally, i feel its about a woman one of the band member loves or knows that is doing drugs, and shes buying her way to death, and everything seems like its good for her (glitters to gold) and she doesnt want to stop,
"Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run There's still time to change the road you're on." - meaning that even though it may be hard to stop addiction, you can always come back and choose another path, meaning the straight edge appraoch to drugs...
i dont agree with nietzsche, cuz i love to have a deeper meaning of a song. but what i dont like is how ppl just comment on how led zeppelin is the greatest band and this is the best or most overrated song ever.
personally, i feel its about a woman one of the band member loves or knows that is doing drugs, and shes buying her way to death, and everything seems like its good for her (glitters to gold) and she doesnt want to stop, "Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run There's still time to change the road you're on." - meaning that even though it may be hard to stop addiction, you can always come back and choose another path, meaning the straight edge appraoch to drugs...
my 2 cents, hope someone found it intelligable