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- Gortron - 10-29-2006
there are quite a few "that's right"s and "whoo"s.
- BuffaloHipFan - 10-30-2006
laliber Wrote:as for the drop off - it might act as a warning (or perhaps a statement) that we have indeed gone past the saturation point of the planet …
At the Oct. 25 show, Gord mentioned that the song was about swimming in the lake, for those who still wanted to.
He also said that Fly was about immigrants and we are all immigrants.
And go out and form a Family Band
And World Container = World Contains Her
He said, "Here's a compliment for you" (sarcastic?) before Yer Not the Ocean
- NMAS - 10-31-2006
With Gords very close association with waterkeepers, it is safe to say that many of the song have environmental themes. The kids don't get it-----the kids won't get it. If something is not done done to correct the damage there will be nothing left for the kids.