My Dad is a BIG Zeppelin fan, and i have to say that some of it has worn off on me. This is one of my favorite songs, it's best listened to in the rain, or in a car-ride. I guess it reminds me of alot of things that i've seen people i've met. It's about impressions, and how you can change the world with them. Kiss the flowers while they are alive.
Yeah, I can totally relate to this song, man. Plant's lyrics are very introspective. It always brings to mind this one kid I used to know, he's in the Navy now, got accepted into the Accademy or whatever, was the salutitorian at my high school graduation, while I barely passed and had it planned to just recieve my diploma, walk out and flip off the guy who gave it to me, lol.. that never happened because I was misinformed that they would give us an empty plaque so nothing that revolutionary would happen :( lol, anyway, it's...
Yeah, I can totally relate to this song, man. Plant's lyrics are very introspective. It always brings to mind this one kid I used to know, he's in the Navy now, got accepted into the Accademy or whatever, was the salutitorian at my high school graduation, while I barely passed and had it planned to just recieve my diploma, walk out and flip off the guy who gave it to me, lol.. that never happened because I was misinformed that they would give us an empty plaque so nothing that revolutionary would happen :( lol, anyway, it's just so great how Plant completely relates to life as it is on songs like this and "Going to California," both great songs. How people grow apart, and some end up kissing tiny flowers, while others go on living straight, going "somewhere." I let my hair hang down, I walk all day long, around town.. and I just picture all these people from my childhood past saying, "mama said, mama said," I love the way this song is written. It's like he was writing a song about himself. It reminds me a lot of "People are Strange" by The Doors, being written in the same spirit, or so it seems. Long live Zeppelin.
My Dad is a BIG Zeppelin fan, and i have to say that some of it has worn off on me. This is one of my favorite songs, it's best listened to in the rain, or in a car-ride. I guess it reminds me of alot of things that i've seen people i've met. It's about impressions, and how you can change the world with them. Kiss the flowers while they are alive.
Yeah, I can totally relate to this song, man. Plant's lyrics are very introspective. It always brings to mind this one kid I used to know, he's in the Navy now, got accepted into the Accademy or whatever, was the salutitorian at my high school graduation, while I barely passed and had it planned to just recieve my diploma, walk out and flip off the guy who gave it to me, lol.. that never happened because I was misinformed that they would give us an empty plaque so nothing that revolutionary would happen :( lol, anyway, it's...
Yeah, I can totally relate to this song, man. Plant's lyrics are very introspective. It always brings to mind this one kid I used to know, he's in the Navy now, got accepted into the Accademy or whatever, was the salutitorian at my high school graduation, while I barely passed and had it planned to just recieve my diploma, walk out and flip off the guy who gave it to me, lol.. that never happened because I was misinformed that they would give us an empty plaque so nothing that revolutionary would happen :( lol, anyway, it's just so great how Plant completely relates to life as it is on songs like this and "Going to California," both great songs. How people grow apart, and some end up kissing tiny flowers, while others go on living straight, going "somewhere." I let my hair hang down, I walk all day long, around town.. and I just picture all these people from my childhood past saying, "mama said, mama said," I love the way this song is written. It's like he was writing a song about himself. It reminds me a lot of "People are Strange" by The Doors, being written in the same spirit, or so it seems. Long live Zeppelin.