The Doors-' In the Eye of the Sun-prise'

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The song seems to depict a narrative from the perspective of a character or entity existing "in the eye of the sun" before the world's creation. In this state, there is a sense of ease and enjoyment, where the notions of "you" and "me" do not yet exist. It portrays a state of unity and interconnectedness.


The lyrics mention that the last time around, there was a lot of work and a need for rest. This could be interpreted as a reference to a previous existence or cycle. The character longed for rest and respite, escaping the constant hustle and bustle of life.


After a period of rest, the character grows bored and desires a more tangible and experiential existence. The yearning for "flesh and blood, skin and bones" suggests a desire for a physical form and a multidimensional experience in a universal home. The character craves space, time, and the full range of human experiences, including both life and death.


The lyrics hint at the anticipation of trouble or challenges that may arise from entering the world and engaging with humanity. However, there is also a determination to overcome those challenges and to explore the world and its inhabitants.


Overall, the song "In the Eye of the Sun" appears to explore themes of existence, unity, rest, desire for physical experiences, and the inevitability of encountering both joy and trouble in the world. As with many of The Doors' songs, the lyrics leave room for individual interpretation and can resonate differently with each listener.


AI credit Andrew Peterson


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