Knowing what I know now about liberal politics (which I do NOT happen to agree with), I see this song as a "perpetual change" for radical liberalism. "Inside out, outside in" those who are familiar with the "top down, bottom up, inside, out" strategy that radical liberals are using to create a new world order. Radicals from the 60's and 70's said that there would be a slow, or "perpetual" change. "The day's controlling you and me" and the "world's controlling you and me" and "move the movement on the lawn". To me these all have to do with radical liberalism. Brilliant for that time, because if you look back at these lyrics, they really are prophetic.
Knowing what I know now about liberal politics (which I do NOT happen to agree with), I see this song as a "perpetual change" for radical liberalism. "Inside out, outside in" those who are familiar with the "top down, bottom up, inside, out" strategy that radical liberals are using to create a new world order. Radicals from the 60's and 70's said that there would be a slow, or "perpetual" change. "The day's controlling you and me" and the "world's controlling you and me" and "move the movement on the lawn". To me these all have to do with radical liberalism. Brilliant for that time, because if you look back at these lyrics, they really are prophetic.