mmm great song, that make me think about how i prefer the oriental teaching "the end is important in all things" above the "It's the journey that matters, not the destination" that we listen often in the western world. At the end or "all this moments will be lost in time like tears in the rain" or "nope... that climb had a meaning".
That's an interesting perspective! Focusing on "the end is important in all things" gives purpose and closure, while "it's the journey that matters" can sometimes feel unresolved. The "tears in the rain" line highlights impermanence, whereas "that climb had a meaning" validates the struggle by proving the effort mattered in the end. Both ideas resonate, but valuing the destination keeps us intentional and grounded. Less's writing here really struck a chord. It was an easy song to compose due to the great lyrics! Thanks for the comment as usual Francesco.
@@lescorlett4133 "final decline"... yes that a bit "nihilistic" undertone emerge from the lyrics, making the song powerful (I can never write enough about how amazing artists you two are) but also a bit sad.
@francesco5581 That's down to me suffering from depression and anxiety for years. Also the fact I'm a recluse and don't interact with a lot of people. So I use poetic licence in symptoms I have experience with but I always try to inject a little bit of hope because we all need that.
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Sounds great
mmm great song, that make me think about how i prefer the oriental teaching "the end is important in all things" above the "It's the journey that matters, not the destination" that we listen often in the western world. At the end or "all this moments will be lost in time like tears in the rain" or "nope... that climb had a meaning".
That's an interesting perspective! Focusing on "the end is important in all things" gives purpose and closure, while "it's the journey that matters" can sometimes feel unresolved. The "tears in the rain" line highlights impermanence, whereas "that climb had a meaning" validates the struggle by proving the effort mattered in the end. Both ideas resonate, but valuing the destination keeps us intentional and grounded. Less's writing here really struck a chord. It was an easy song to compose due to the great lyrics! Thanks for the comment as usual Francesco.
Yup it's basically the journey of life.
From the moment we're born to our final decline.
@@lescorlett4133 "final decline"... yes that a bit "nihilistic" undertone emerge from the lyrics, making the song powerful (I can never write enough about how amazing artists you two are) but also a bit sad.
@francesco5581 That's down to me suffering from depression and anxiety for years.
Also the fact I'm a recluse and don't interact with a lot of people.
So I use poetic licence in symptoms I have experience with but I always try to inject a little bit of hope because we all need that.