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Falling ("As I sat Sadly By Her Side" by Nick Cave)
Hello all,
Does the word "fall" in the song mean anything else than moving (like the Moon moves around the Earth - it could also be considered "free falling" with the right conditions not to hit the Earth)?
Thanks,
Guentcho
Does the word "fall" in the song mean anything else than moving (like the Moon moves around the Earth - it could also be considered "free falling" with the right conditions not to hit the Earth)?
Thanks,
Guentcho
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[/nq] If you want us to help it would be much better to quote the part of the song you want us to interpret. I doubt if anybody here will actually do a search for the lyrics of a Nick Cave song just to satisfy your curiosity. On the other hand if you actually quote the part of the lyric you want us to look at you'll probably get several replies.
- [/nq] If you want us to help it would be much better to quote the part of the song you want us to interpret.
- I doubt if anybody here will actually do a search for the lyrics of a Nick Cave song just to satisfy your curiosity.
- On the other hand if you actually quote the part of the lyric you want us to look at you'll probably get several replies.
- Regards, Einde O'Callaghan
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[nq:1]Hello all, Does the word "fall" in the song mean anything else than moving (like the Moon moves around the Earth - it could also be considered "free falling" with the right conditions not to hit the Earth)?[/nq]
If you want us to help it would be much better to quote the part of the song you want us to interpret. I doubt if anybody here will actually do a search for the lyrics of a Nick
If you want us to help it would be much better to quote the part of the song you want us to interpret. I doubt if anybody here will actually do a search for the lyrics of a Nick
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[nq:2]Does the word "fall" in the song mean anything else ... falling" with the right conditions not to hit the Earth)?[/nq]
[nq:1]If you want us to help it would be much better to quote the part of the song you want ... if you actually quote the part of the lyric you want us to look at you'll probably get several replies.[/nq]
I am not so sure about copyright, but if Nick Cave calls me on
[nq:1]If you want us to help it would be much better to quote the part of the song you want ... if you actually quote the part of the lyric you want us to look at you'll probably get several replies.[/nq]
I am not so sure about copyright, but if Nick Cave calls me on
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[nq:1]I think, in the second part "falling" means only "falling", but I have problems with the first part ("falling lovely and amazing" - well, it doesn't have to mean anything, but maybe it has some meaning).[/nq]
Someone has already said that it is a little unusual to refer to heavenly bodies as "falling", meaning moving under the influence of gravity, just as we do when we fall over. As for
Someone has already said that it is a little unusual to refer to heavenly bodies as "falling", meaning moving under the influence of gravity, just as we do when we fall over. As for
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[nq:2]I think, in the second part "falling" means only "falling", ... have to mean anything, but maybe it has some meaning).[/nq]
[nq:1]Someone has already said that it is a little unusual to refer to heavenly bodies as "falling", meaning moving under ... do when we fall over. As for "lovely and amazing", well the stars, etc. are lovely and amazing, aren't they?[/nq]
Sorry if I'm butting i
[nq:1]Someone has already said that it is a little unusual to refer to heavenly bodies as "falling", meaning moving under ... do when we fall over. As for "lovely and amazing", well the stars, etc. are lovely and amazing, aren't they?[/nq]
Sorry if I'm butting i
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