1. A Canadian rock b… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least four artists with this name:
1. A Canadian rock band
2. A German punk band
3. A Deathcore Band from Charleston, SC
4. A Pop/Indie Rock Band from Rennes, France
1. Lighthouse is a Canadian rock band formed in 1969 in Toronto, which included horns, string instruments, and vibraphone; their music reflected elements of rock music, jazz, classical music,and swing. It won the Juno Award for best Canadian group in 1973 and 1974.
Lighthouse was formed by drummer/vocalist Skip Prokop, formerly with the Paupers, and keyboardist/arranger Paul Hoffert. The two met in New York City and discussed forming a band when they coincidentally found themselves on the same flight back to Toronto. The band originally consisted of thirteen members including a horn and string section for swing rock, with most performances fronted by lead vocalist Bob McBride.
2. Lighthouse is a hardcore/punk band from Germany formed in Summer 2007. They had recorded two demos and an unreleased EP, before relasing their debut album Abyssus Abyssum Invocat on Anchors Aweigh Records.
http://www.myspace.com/lighthousepunk
3. Lighthouse is a Deathcore Band from Charleston, SC. They released a EP in 2013 over bandcamp.
https://www.facebook.com/CHSLighthouse
http://lighthousechs.bandcamp.com/
4. Lighthouse is a pop/indie rock band formed in Rennes, France on March 1991.
https://www.facebook.com/Lighthouse.pop
https://lighthouse4.bandcamp.com/releases
Eight Miles High
Lighthouse Lyrics
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In the lyrics of Lighthouse's song "Eight Miles High," the opening lines "Eight miles high | And when you touch down | You'll find that it's | Stranger than (---)?" suggest a feeling of unease or disorientation upon reaching a certain destination or state of mind. The imagery of being high above ground conveys a sense of elevation and perspective, both physical and metaphorical. The uncertainty and strangeness described in these lines may allude to the unpredictability of life's journey or the complexity of human experiences.
The following lines "Tied in the seats | Then stay where you go(?) | I'll stop where | Just being there | Oh, oh, oh" may signify a feeling of being constrained or restricted in a certain situation or environment. The repetition of "Oh, oh, oh" could suggest a sense of resignation or acceptance of one's circumstances, even if they may be challenging or confining. The lyrics evoke a sense of stillness or stasis, where it may feel like one is simply existing and not actively moving forward.
The verses "Nowhere is | There a want to be found | (---) | Afraid of losing their ground" express themes of searching for meaning or purpose amid a sense of aimlessness. The fear of losing stability or footing in life is palpable in these lines, reflecting the human desire for security and belonging. The ellipsis in the lyrics leaves room for interpretation, perhaps highlighting the ambiguity and complexity of the quest for fulfillment and direction.
The final verses "Great, great child | Don't worry child | We embrace it as | Warm faces around | Round the square | High in the sun | Some laughing | Some just shapeless forms | Sight or seek | And lack (---) | Some living | Some standing alone" evoke a sense of reassurance and camaraderie amidst diversity and dichotomies. The imagery of warmth and acceptance contrasts with the idea of shapeless forms and solitude, illustrating the multifaceted nature of human existence. The lyrics seem to convey a message of resilience and interconnectedness, suggesting that despite the uncertainties and challenges in life, there is beauty and comfort to be found in shared experiences and connections.
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Written by: David Crosby, Gene Clark, Roger Mcguinn
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