Rain Will Fall
I Mother Earth Lyrics

The lyrics to I Mother Earth's song Rain Will Fall seem to depict a scene of chaos, perhaps inspired by the natural elements of a storm. The first two lines, "Looking at the world go, Trying to understand" suggest the singer is struggling to comprehend the world around him, perhaps feeling overwhelmed by the forces at play. The "Electric wind blowing like a demon fan" evokes a sense of danger or ominous energy, while the "symphony of hatred" creates a feeling of discord and aggression. Despite this chaos, there is a sense of awe and appreciation for the power of nature, as suggested by the metaphor of the ocean before a storm being like a "silent play."

The second stanza further explores the singer's experience of the storm-like energy, with the "chanting thunder" and "weird vibration" creating a sense of disorientation and a loss of boundaries. There is also a sense of liberation, with "inhibition long gone" and "no sense of space or time." However, this liberation also comes with a sense of uncertainty or moral confusion, as the singer admits, "Don't know my right from wrong." The final lines of the chorus, "Rain will fall," could be interpreted as a foreboding warning of the inevitable consequences of this chaos, or as a simple acknowledgment of the power of nature to bring both destruction and renewal.

The bridge of the song offers some contrast to the storm imagery, with the lines "Poetry and motion, Both rolling, Both getting me high" suggesting a more peaceful or transcendent experience. However, there is still a sense of raw, instinctual energy, as with the "shiver" and "tidal wave" that the singer feels "inside." The final lines of the song, "Four brothers make the Mother, Four brothers make it one" suggest a sense of unity or shared experience among people - that despite the chaos and confusion of life, there is a deeper connection that binds us all.