Muir Woods
Muir Woods: A Symphony of Nature's Resilience and Cosmic Reflections
Lyrics
We call this place our home
We consider this location our place of belonging or residence.
The green fern tails and sequoia groves
The presence of lush green ferns and towering sequoia trees.
We've not fine jewels or a coat of arms
We lack valuable material possessions or a symbol of aristocratic heritage.
Beloved kin in the woods of the low-born
Our cherished relatives and community in the forest, despite their humble origins.
So don't look down with your priggish frown
Do not judge or criticize with a superior and disdainful expression.
Sorry 'cos you lost your worldly crown
Expressing regret for losing worldly status or power.
Living for nothing in a lonely town
Existing aimlessly in a desolate and isolated town.
We fought you once before but now you've come back around
We confronted you in the past, and now you've returned.
To Muir Woods
Referring to the location or destination as Muir Woods.
Amphitheatre glow
A radiant and striking display reminiscent of an amphitheater.
We seek an absolute through telescopes
Searching for ultimate truth or certainty, possibly through scientific observation.
We've not fine jewels or a coat of arms
Similar to line 3, lacking valuable possessions or aristocratic symbols.
Beloved kin in the woods of the low-born
Reiterating the importance of the humble community within the forest.
So what be their function if not shapes for us?
Questioning the purpose or significance of celestial bodies for humanity.
Extrapolating meaning from a cosmic dust
Attempting to derive meaning from the vastness of the cosmos.
Bridges strong supported by an ancient trust
Metaphorically referring to sturdy connections built on ancient beliefs.
We fought you twice before but now you've come back for us
Encountered you in conflict twice before, and now you've returned for us.
To Muir Woods
Once again referring to the destination or location as Muir Woods.
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