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Strangest tribe

Anotherman...Anotherman... Posts: 28
edited October 2006 in Words and Music...Communication
What do you think it is about? I guess independence, freedom in general, but I really have no idea.
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  • justamjustam Posts: 21,410
    Maybe I'm wrong, but I've assumed it was about the jammers that follow the band. :)
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  • Ms. HaikuMs. Haiku Posts: 7,265
    It's five below in evidence.
    The winded eves and sideways snow.
    His eminence has yet to show.

    Follow the ageless tide.
    Follow the angled light.
    Follow the strangest tribe.
    I... I... I...

    It's 6:00 AM. You're waiting for...
    You've had your feast. You're wanting more.

    Follow the wayward mile.
    Follow the distant high.
    Follow the strangest tribe.
    I... I... I...

    Follow the ancient stripe.
    Follow the angel's try.
    Follow the strangest tribe.
    I... I... I...


    When I read it quickly I guessed that the tone of the song was more generous than on a slower reading. I guess it is judging someone or someone(s), eh? I have to look more at it to try to figure it out. Not a lot of clues, though.
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  • AbuskedtiAbuskedti Posts: 1,917
    I've always seen the strange tribes as religions..
  • crislxcrislx Posts: 85
    I like to think that this song is about the fans. I mean, "You've had your feast. You're wanting more" is clearly about an aftershow: everybody just hanging around the venue, a little sad, the glitter in their eyes... And "His eminence is yet to show" means the band's just waiting for Ed to show up so they can start the concert. :D:D:D
    Just kidding. This song reminds me of my clan of friends, some years ago.
    It's a wonderful song.
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