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The_wolf_with_the_red_roses 09:02 pm UTC 06/11/07 |
| In reply to: | re: Rory With Bonnie - pidunk 02:11 am UTC 06/11/07 |
| Not wanting to stir things again. Bit I read all I can in that song. Mayber it differs from your perception of the song. But its my opinion. So please to not just mereley discredit it. But you are right. I do find I can relate that song to a past situation. Despite not believing you. BEcause I go with established fact. you seem like a wise lady Susan. Would like to chat with you on msn someday > > > > > > > > > > > > > > You are responding to me on some level, and to the extent > it is worth it you do bring about a part of discussion. > But sitting on the fence between lack of thought and blind > acceptance, as you call that which you do not comprehend, > bullshit, is another thing. God gave us language for > ourselves to use it, not to squander it. God gave us > thought and senses for ourselves to exercise them. > Combining the two may lead to some divine discussion, even > if, at the end you still conclude your first impressions > hold true for you. But we can't know differences if we > live in one dimension. Maybe it is media, the fast-paced > high tech environment of so much information that we > accept we know it all, or all we need. But, as ignorant as > any generation in the important things, we remain. Maybe > Jim's life with mine, brought about a challenge to > ourselves, and also to you. Maybe it is a challenge that > you might benefit from. Jim's past telling lies in his > life but you must understand that people tell lies not to > be denigrated in some reputational hell, but to survive in > an unsavory set of circumstances. As Jim the elder and the > younger agree, lying is overrated as a vice. We should not > fear the lies as much as our inabilities to see the truth. > That is all that I am trying to say. > > Now, as for Surf's Up. The first time I heard it, I really > loved the song until he got to the part of drowning in the > bottomless sea. Then I put a frown on for the whole rest > of the song. I still feel high anxiety with that line, but > I try to put it aside for the other parts of it. It is a > beautiful song, with erotic overtones, about more than > what you read into it, and definitely not an unrequieted > situation. Where it is seen in your mind as something > one-sided, may be your projecting your own experiences > onto it, for what the song meant to you. But, the song is > about two who are deeply in love, with one who is > approaching a level of growth that has uncertainties, not > really knowing if he will get what he wants, and working > so hard to attain it. I remember a time when Jim and I had > such a circumstance. In some ways we still do. I remember > moments that I hear in this song, and I also hear moments > that have not yet come. As panoramic as a love song can > be, this one is. It is full-dimensional, full emotion, and > yes, fully sexual too. > > > > > However. On listniong to surfs up. It is erotic. A song > > about about felling love and lust at the same time. So > > much it makes you feel sick because your so in love with > > someone. And thewy dont fell the same. Thats whta I > > persieve the song to be anyway > > > > > | |
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