Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
"your garden grows"
I notice twice an expression about a garden growing.
In Oasis 'Live Forever' song, 'maybe, I don't really wanna know / How your garden grow...'
And in Aerosmith 'Hole in my Soul' song 'there a hole in my soul / And it's killing me forever / it's a place where a garden never grow'
I understand the idea, what they wanted to mean, but I just wanted to know if there's an expression about garden growing.
Thanks
Carrie from France.
In Oasis 'Live Forever' song, 'maybe, I don't really wanna know / How your garden grow...'
And in Aerosmith 'Hole in my Soul' song 'there a hole in my soul / And it's killing me forever / it's a place where a garden never grow'
I understand the idea, what they wanted to mean, but I just wanted to know if there's an expression about garden growing.
Thanks
Carrie from France.
Top answer
Not a standard idiom. " But neither lyric is about what I think they mean, they're about what you think they mean.
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Not a standard idiom.
The Oasis song possibly means: "I don't want to know the secret of life." or "I don't want to know your secrets."
The Aerosmith song possibly means: "My soul is filled with darkness." or "My soul is inhospitable."
But neither lyric is about what I think they mean, they're about what you think they mean.
The Oasis song possibly means: "I don't want to know the secret of life." or "I don't want to know your secrets."
The Aerosmith song possibly means: "My soul is filled with darkness." or "My soul is inhospitable."
But neither lyric is about what I think they mean, they're about what you think they mean.
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