About Earth
Gargantua Soul Lyrics


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Thousand-headed mother divine
The Earth's been dying all of my life
Praise and love, highest of heights
Please don't die, please don't die

The trees are breathing
Showing your splendor
I am your lover

But I can't remember
Love is crashing with the passion
But truth is so out of fashion

We don't really know about Earth
For me it's like destroying beauty
Moment to moment pass me by
And all I do is long to save you
We don't really know about Earth
For me it's like destroying beauty

I want to live like I never was here
Only my message for the masses to hear
My flesh soon enough disappear
And Mother Earth, she lives in pain

We don't really know about Earth
For me it's like destroying beauty
Moment to moment pass me by
And all I do is long to save you




We don't really know about Earth
For me it's like destroying beauty

Overall Meaning

The song, "About Earth" by Gargantua Soul, carries a message centered around the love and appreciation for Mother Earth. The opening verse speaks of the Earth as a divine mother with a thousand heads, but the sad reality is that the Earth has been dying for a long time. The plea to the Earth not to die is imbued with a sense of despair and helplessness. The next verse elaborates on the immense beauty of the Earth - the trees are breathing and the Earth is beloved, but there is a sense of forgetfulness and tragedy in the air. Love may still exist, but truth and honesty are irrelevant now. It feels like we don't really know the Earth- we are destroying beauty by living life in a way that is unsustainable.


The chorus says, "We don't really know about Earth, for me it's like destroying beauty". This line represents the theme of the song, where the artist paints a picture of how little we seem to understand about the planet that we all live on. The song conveys a sense of a call to action, to live a life that is conscious, and one that seeks to solve the problems of our world. The closing verse is a reminder that we should aspire to live a life that leaves a positive legacy - one where our actions can make a difference, and we can help to ease the suffering of life on Earth.


Line by Line Meaning

Thousand-headed mother divine
The Earth is a powerful and multifaceted force, deserving of reverence and respect.


The Earth's been dying all of my life
The state of the planet has been worsening throughout the artist's existence.


Praise and love, highest of heights
The artist holds the Earth in the highest regard, full of admiration and appreciation.


Please don't die, please don't die
The artist pleads with the Earth to persevere, hoping it continues to thrive.


The trees are breathing
The trees serves as a reminder that the Earth is alive and provides for all life.


Showing your splendor
The trees are a testament to the beauty and majesty of the Earth.


I am your lover
The artist has a deep emotional connection and appreciation for the Earth.


But I can't remember
The artist struggles to recall a time when the Earth was not in peril, suggesting a sense of hopelessness.


Love is crashing with the passion
The artist's love for the Earth is intense and overwhelming, but not enough to save it alone.


But truth is so out of fashion
Despite the urgency and magnitude of the issues facing the Earth, many people still lack awareness or concern.


We don't really know about Earth
Society is generally disconnected from the true nature of the planet, its problems, and its importance.


For me it's like destroying beauty
The destruction of the Earth is heartbreaking to the artist, akin to the loss of something beautiful and precious.


Moment to moment pass me by
Time is fleeting, and the artist recognizes the urgency of acting to save the Earth before it's too late.


And all I do is long to save you
The artist's love for the Earth motivates them to take action and work towards a better future.


I want to live like I never was here
The artist aspires to live a more sustainable and environmentally conscious lifestyle, leaving a small ecological footprint.


Only my message for the masses to hear
The artist hopes to inspire and educate others on the importance of environmentalism and the plight of the Earth.


My flesh soon enough disappear
The artist recognizes their own mortality and transience, but hopes that their legacy of environmentalism will persist.


And Mother Earth, she lives in pain
The artist acknowledges that the Earth is suffering, and imbues it with the sense of a living, breathing being in distress.




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Comments from YouTube:

Frank Salazar

Thanks for this post. My favorite from this CD. Wish these guys still made music. Way too much talent for such little output...

patrick grondines

they just got back together in 2012

ogunonjo

thanks for the upload man, my cd broke a long time ago and it has been ages since i heard this brilliant music

xXxWRATHxXx

these guys are a breath of fresh air!

Scotia-Drew Shields

Back when rock mattered, you guys really nailed it.

patrick grondines

love this song

Andrew Law

As a Canadian, I am sad that these guys are not huge!! Household name they should have been

Bernhard Hacksteiner

For me they were huge as the Chili Peppers

patrick grondines

great song

musiclover01ization

Nice song.

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