I believe this song speaks to how small we are on the face of this Earth, yet at the same time we are powerful. We are of the earth and yet we seem to be more valuable than it.
Getting back to the garden reminds me of trips to the grocery store. Every time I see how far removed the eating experience is from nature, I am saddened. We do not live in harmony with nature anymore.
I also see getting back to the garden as the innocence that is said to be in the garden of eden, similar to that of a child.
it's about a confused hippie generation foolish enough to think they can find the garden of eden somewhere on Earth --or recreate it-- but they are caught in the devil's game
it's about a confused hippie generation foolish enough to think they can find the garden of eden somewhere on Earth --or recreate it-- but they are caught in the devil's game
...it's sad that she missed out on this once in a lifetime moment, but what these "child(ren) of God" were actually searching for they would never find in their lifetime
...it's sad that she missed out on this once in a lifetime moment, but what these "child(ren) of God" were actually searching for they would never find in their lifetime
I believe this song speaks to how small we are on the face of this Earth, yet at the same time we are powerful. We are of the earth and yet we seem to be more valuable than it.
Getting back to the garden reminds me of trips to the grocery store. Every time I see how far removed the eating experience is from nature, I am saddened. We do not live in harmony with nature anymore.
I also see getting back to the garden as the innocence that is said to be in the garden of eden, similar to that of a child.
it's about a confused hippie generation foolish enough to think they can find the garden of eden somewhere on Earth --or recreate it-- but they are caught in the devil's game
it's about a confused hippie generation foolish enough to think they can find the garden of eden somewhere on Earth --or recreate it-- but they are caught in the devil's game
...it's sad that she missed out on this once in a lifetime moment, but what these "child(ren) of God" were actually searching for they would never find in their lifetime
...it's sad that she missed out on this once in a lifetime moment, but what these "child(ren) of God" were actually searching for they would never find in their lifetime