For me it's all about the sense people want usually give to their life. Actually we are spinning out, going nowhere, working up to nothing that can really matter or change the circuit of our leaving, because at the end of the day we are simply heading back to where we was born, our initial place. What is that place? Well everyone has his her anwer as everyone knows that place better than everyonelse. The circuit closes on itself, as always.
@u023025 I think you've got it summed up pretty well. You said, "at the end of the day we are simply heading back to where we were born..." Jim says, "I am older, day by day,
Still going back to my childhood way." Basically the same thing.
@u023025 I think you've got it summed up pretty well. You said, "at the end of the day we are simply heading back to where we were born..." Jim says, "I am older, day by day,
Still going back to my childhood way." Basically the same thing.
I just wanted to add something to your point. I saw MMJ for the 4th time back on August 10th in Birmingham, AL. (sorry, had to gloat for a sec) Anyway, they played Circuital that night, and when Jim sang the line, "Round and round patiently..." he started making big circles with his right arm, over and over, until it came time for him to play his acoustic guitar part. I thought that was pretty cool.
For me it's all about the sense people want usually give to their life. Actually we are spinning out, going nowhere, working up to nothing that can really matter or change the circuit of our leaving, because at the end of the day we are simply heading back to where we was born, our initial place. What is that place? Well everyone has his her anwer as everyone knows that place better than everyonelse. The circuit closes on itself, as always.
@u023025 I think you've got it summed up pretty well. You said, "at the end of the day we are simply heading back to where we were born..." Jim says, "I am older, day by day, Still going back to my childhood way." Basically the same thing.
@u023025 I think you've got it summed up pretty well. You said, "at the end of the day we are simply heading back to where we were born..." Jim says, "I am older, day by day, Still going back to my childhood way." Basically the same thing.
I just wanted to add something to your point. I saw MMJ for the 4th time back on August 10th in Birmingham, AL. (sorry, had to gloat for a sec) Anyway, they played Circuital that night, and when Jim sang the line, "Round and round patiently..." he started making big circles with his right arm, over and over, until it came time for him to play his acoustic guitar part. I thought that was pretty cool.