1) The Golden Dawn was… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name:
1) The Golden Dawn was an American psychedelic rock band. The Golden Dawn released its only album "Power Plant" in 1968.
2) The Golden Dawn were an indie pop/indie rock band from Glasgow, Scotland, formed in 1986, who released two 7" singles on Sarah Records.
3) The Golden Dawn is a London based Psychedelic duo. Their music fuses folk, blues, jazz, and country, tribal, world and many other influences. They have released their self-produced demo album called ''Changes In Mind'' under the creative commons license.
Seeing Is Believing
The Golden Dawn Lyrics
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Moving nearer to the end
Then a new beginning ventures in
You go to work, you come back home
Still there's always somewhere else to go
Seeing is believing no, no, no
That was very, very long ago
Constant changing everyday
Always going the same way
Take a look around you and you'll know
Being free to love yourself
But knowing there is always someone else
To satisfy you, won't deny you
Seeing is believing no, no, no
That was very, very long ago
Constant changing everyday
Always going the same way
Take a look around you and you'll know
Being free to love yourself
But knowing there is always someone else
Everything you say is always heard
Seeing is believing no, no, no
That was very, very long ago
The lyrics of The Golden Dawn's song "Seeing Is Believing" delve into the themes of life, change, and human connection. The song speaks about the constant movement and evolution of life, and how even when one thing ends, a new beginning is always present. The idea of routine is also highlighted as the singer talks about going to work and coming back home, but always feeling like there is somewhere else to go. The lines "Being free to love yourself but knowing there is always someone else to satisfy you" suggest that while self-love is important, human connection and companionship is equally vital.
The repeated chorus "Seeing is believing no, no, no, that was very, very long ago" can be interpreted in multiple ways. On one hand, it could be a commentary on how seeing something with one's own eyes is no longer enough as people have become desensitized to what they see around them. On the other hand, it could also mean that the idea of "believing" in something or someone based on what is seen has been outdated for a long time. The song seems to suggest that human interaction and experience is required to truly understand and form beliefs.
Overall, "Seeing Is Believing" is a thought-provoking commentary on the complexities of life, relationships, and belief systems.
Line by Line Meaning
Giving, taking, sleeping, waking
Life is a cycle of give and take, sleeping and waking.
Moving nearer to the end
As we go through life, we gradually approach its end.
Then a new beginning ventures in
But with the end also comes a new beginning.
You go to work, you come back home
Our daily routines involve going to work and coming back home.
Still there's always somewhere else to go
However, there is always something more to explore or experience beyond our daily routines.
Seeing is believing no, no, no
The idea of only believing what we see is not always accurate or valid.
That was very, very long ago
This perspective is outdated and oversimplified.
Constant changing everyday
Each day brings new changes and challenges.
Always going the same way
But at the same time, we may feel stuck in a pattern of repetition.
Take a look around you and you'll know
By observing our surrounding and reflecting on our experiences, we can gain deeper insight into our lives.
Being free to love yourself
It's important to prioritize self-love and self-care.
But knowing there is always someone else
At the same time, we must acknowledge that there are others who are important and impact our lives.
To satisfy you, won't deny you
We should seek out relationships where we can be satisfied and true to ourselves.
Everything you say is always heard
Our words and actions have an impact and are noticed by others.
Contributed by Julia P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Jeff Hirsch
My fav song on this album
ava azua
my grandpa is the lead guitarist in this
Theodore McCardell
fr cuz?
Giulyan Gonçalves
Cheers to him! He's an awesome player.
James Billian
they remind me of the elevators.
Mark Day
From Wikipedia
"The band released one album, titled Power Plant,[1] before breaking up soon after the album's release in 1968. The 1966 release of the album was withheld by International Artists, until after The 13th Floor Elevators' album Easter Everywhere was released, even though the Golden Dawn album, Power Plant was recorded nearly a year earlier. As a result, the Power Plant's reviews tagged it as a copy cat record, unworthy of positive consideration"
Deivit60s
Remind me The Kinks