I'm surprised more people haven't noticed the connection between this song and Float On. The World At Large literally flows right into Float On. They even have the same chords. The guitar part in the chorus of Float On is played on a loop in this song at a slower speed. I think the two sentiments in each song are connected. Maybe he's a drifter and he's not sure what he wants, but deep down he knows everything will be alright.
I'm surprised more people haven't noticed the connection between this song and Float On. The World At Large literally flows right into Float On. They even have the same chords. The guitar part in the chorus of Float On is played on a loop in this song at a slower speed. I think the two sentiments in each song are connected. Maybe he's a drifter and he's not sure what he wants, but deep down he knows everything will be alright.
My thoughts exactly. The fact that The World At Large flows into Float On might mean that whatever sad things happen, good news will always follow.
My thoughts exactly. The fact that The World At Large flows into Float On might mean that whatever sad things happen, good news will always follow.
I think the reason for that is the little transition between the two songs. Maybe they did want people to make the connection so easily.
I think the reason for that is the little transition between the two songs. Maybe they did want people to make the connection so easily.