Cosmo Sheldrake: The Moss Meaning
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The Moss Lyrics
The north side of the trees
Well, legend has it that when the rain comes down
All the worms come up to breathe
Well, legend has it when the sunbeams come
All the plants, they eat them with their...
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This song is an ode to fiction. The first verse is talking about actual fact, such as the world "[spinning] round on an axis at twenty-three degrees" but the second verse, asking the listener about certain stories and if they are familiar with them. The song goes on to say that "we [could] all learn things..." from fictitious stories. The message is basically "Whilst fact are useful, honour fiction and have an imagination" That is the meaning of "The Moss"
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