aye davanita

UsmanI

what does the title mean? I'm assming it's spanish.

Ms. Haiku

UsmanI wrote:

what does the title mean? I'm assming it's spanish.

probably something akin to "In the Garden of Eden."

Ayedavanita

I always thought Davanita was a girl/woman's name.

MAB

In Elizibethan language "aye" means yes

Master3

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armanHammer

MAB wrote:

In Elizibethan language "aye" means yes

I thought that was pirate English!

deadnothingbetter

it's simply an expression.... like, "oh, davanita."

just a simple song with a simple expression, but the repetition makes it so unique and powerful.

"oh, davanita"

when people get hit by something, or frustration arises, they tend to say, "Aye!" just like you would in english, "ow!" or "oh!" or "aww" anyways, you get the picture. I'm guessing they were frustrated with a some girl named Davanita making huge amount of mistakes. so they keep saying "aye, davanita/aye, davanita"

not unless it means something else, but other than that, if it's in spanish that's what it should literally mean.

ayedavanita123

Yeah, I agree it's something along those lines.
Killer song, my fave on Vitalogy currently.
Sweet vocals and nice guitars.

Pearl Jam and toast

ayedavanita123 wrote:

Yeah, I agree it's something along those lines.
Killer song, my fave on Vitalogy currently.
Sweet vocals and nice guitars.

yesss it is

spilled_my_tincture

yes I'm pretty sure what they meant by it was like "yeah davanita", davanita being a name. it makes for a groovy instrumental (the only pearl jam song I can really say has a great groove) but it would have been even cooler if it was a song with lyrics with like a really long intro or something.