> bettablue1 said on
12-03-2008 at
17:08:
This always reminds me of that famous T.S. Eliot poem, "Ash Wednesday": "Because these wings are no longer wings to fly, but merely vans to beat the air...the air which is now thoroughly small and dry...Smaller and dryer than the will...Teach us to care and not to care...Teach us to sit still." That's just a stanza of it, but the whole poem's message; the beauty and sadness of the human condition is very well portrayed in this music video. Excellent! I've loved this song before I loved Eliot!
> daroodee said on
12-02-2008 at
14:17:
/agree
> statti2000 said on
12-01-2008 at
22:00:
best song of this band
> staikotatos said on
12-01-2008 at
16:33:
This is the best song ever, I never get tired of it, I love it......
> juliavyoni said on
12-01-2008 at
12:29:
This is the best song ever, I never get tired of it, I love it......
> juliavyoni said on
12-01-2008 at
12:28:
This is the best song ever, I love it....I never get tired of it
> schibbitywah said on
12-01-2008 at
06:35:
This song is deeper and more romantic than Every Breath You Take though.
> schibbitywah said on
12-01-2008 at
06:34:
This is "an obsession love song". Much like "Every Breath You Take" by the Police. Michael Stipe said so himself.
> GenieBella said on
11-30-2008 at
23:25:
I love this song!So is this about homosexuality?
> crash100 said on
11-30-2008 at
03:28:
translated = it is too beautiful song that I like too is the bomb
> crash100 said on
11-30-2008 at
03:27:
i agree / concur
> 2hgj87 said on
11-29-2008 at
14:36:
This song touches the heart
> 1strwbryblondnc said on
11-29-2008 at
11:18:
You'd be wrong there. Stipe was having to admit his sexuality in order to tell his family he DID not have AIDs. He grew up in southern Baptist Athens, GA where gay people weren't readily accepted. He was very shy and reserved growing up, also having terrible acne. He used to hide behind his hair and mumble on stage, this is when he finally came to terms with his inner self. How about look at the back-up dancers/singers? Duh!
> huezo92703 said on
11-29-2008 at
04:49:
Honey... he's a shroom popping pot head from Denmark.... they eat whales... his opinion doesn't count.
> JarOfPus said on
11-28-2008 at
23:47:
My interpretation is what the band said, but songs can be interpratated many ways.
> missyelliottt said on
11-28-2008 at
23:39:
Jar, thanks for your interpetation of the song. The great thing about the lyrics is that it could mean something different to each individual that listens to it. For me it is a love song. I am not the only one to think this either. I just googled searched the meanings and there are others out there some of say what you have said but some who also think it is a love song! So that is what makes in an awesome song. Can be what your interpetation is! Thanks though.
> rockrox123 said on
11-28-2008 at
23:37:
amazing song.
> JarOfPus said on
11-28-2008 at
22:20:
This is NOT a love song! It's about Peter Buck's mandolin playing, he got angry and "Lost his religion", which is a southern saying for getting angry.
> assedup88 said on
11-28-2008 at
18:10:
Life is biggerIt's bigger than youAnd you are not meThe lengths that I will go toThe distance in your eyesOh no I've said too muchI set it upThat's me in the corner
> verdecapoeira said on
11-28-2008 at
16:38:
elle est trop belle cette chanson je l'aime trop c'est de la bombe
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