I loved the song before Narnia, but I watched it today and just read that it was written specifically for the movie. "Now we're back to the beginning", they're fighting a war for Narnia once again, "But just because they can't feel it too, Doesn't mean that you have to forget" basically sums up the whole series.. They knew that Narnia existed, but had to be normal people when faced with their London "reality". It's really upsetting that Suson and Peter can't return to Narnia in the future, Suson even more so because there was such a great chemistry between her and Prince Caspian. So basically, every line that says something like, "You'll come back when they call you, no need to say goodbye" is for Edmund and Lucy, who will later return to continue ruling Narnia. I guess if Caspian really wanted to see Suson again, Aslan could open a portal to the "real" world. After all, he is now a King of Narnia, and the horn will call him back.
This song is still so beautiful, even without the "Narnian" reasoning behind it.
I loved the song before Narnia, but I watched it today and just read that it was written specifically for the movie. "Now we're back to the beginning", they're fighting a war for Narnia once again, "But just because they can't feel it too, Doesn't mean that you have to forget" basically sums up the whole series.. They knew that Narnia existed, but had to be normal people when faced with their London "reality". It's really upsetting that Suson and Peter can't return to Narnia in the future, Suson even more so because there was such a great chemistry between her and Prince Caspian. So basically, every line that says something like, "You'll come back when they call you, no need to say goodbye" is for Edmund and Lucy, who will later return to continue ruling Narnia. I guess if Caspian really wanted to see Suson again, Aslan could open a portal to the "real" world. After all, he is now a King of Narnia, and the horn will call him back.
This song is still so beautiful, even without the "Narnian" reasoning behind it.