This whole album, not just this paticular song, was heavily influenced by the book 1984 by George Orwell. But that's just what Parsons himself said. What the hell does he know? Don't post comments if you don't know what you're talking about.
"Some people wana fill the world with silly love songs" APP ? Not one of them.
Here, another self referential piece of evidence... How I logged into songmeanings...
"Some people wana fill the world with silly love songs" APP ? Not one of them.
Here, another self referential piece of evidence... How I logged into songmeanings...
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Yes, The first Song on the album is Sirius. Look at the bright blazing light on the Dollar Bill that stands behind the eye. Sirius is the "Blazing Star" in Masonic Lodges and is considered a symbol of deity, of omnipresence. The creator sees and knows all. Sirius is the source of Devine power and the destination of Devine individuals.
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Yes, The first Song on the album is Sirius. Look at the bright blazing light on the Dollar Bill that stands behind the eye. Sirius is the "Blazing Star" in Masonic Lodges and is considered a symbol of deity, of omnipresence. The creator sees and knows all. Sirius is the source of Devine power and the destination of Devine individuals.
This whole album, not just this paticular song, was heavily influenced by the book 1984 by George Orwell. But that's just what Parsons himself said. What the hell does he know? Don't post comments if you don't know what you're talking about.
He should know because HE WROTE THE SONG!!
He should know because HE WROTE THE SONG!!
Dude, the "what the hell does he know part" was obviously sarcastic.
Dude, the "what the hell does he know part" was obviously sarcastic.
@smarterthanyou_ergo EXACTLY! THANK YOUGOOD SIR... This song is about top down control of the population. Period. Open your damn ears, people!
@smarterthanyou_ergo EXACTLY! THANK YOUGOOD SIR... This song is about top down control of the population. Period. Open your damn ears, people!
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"Some people wana fill the world with silly love songs" APP ? Not one of them. Here, another self referential piece of evidence... How I logged into songmeanings...
"Some people wana fill the world with silly love songs" APP ? Not one of them. Here, another self referential piece of evidence... How I logged into songmeanings...
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@smarterthanyou_ergo Yes, The first Song on the album is Sirius. Look at the bright blazing light on the Dollar Bill that stands behind the eye. Sirius is the "Blazing Star" in Masonic Lodges and is considered a symbol of deity, of omnipresence. The creator sees and knows all. Sirius is the source of Devine power and the destination of Devine individuals.
@smarterthanyou_ergo Yes, The first Song on the album is Sirius. Look at the bright blazing light on the Dollar Bill that stands behind the eye. Sirius is the "Blazing Star" in Masonic Lodges and is considered a symbol of deity, of omnipresence. The creator sees and knows all. Sirius is the source of Devine power and the destination of Devine individuals.