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------ performed by James Taylor
On the edge of the unknown | Reviewer: eileen | 3/3/2006A song honest and unsentimental in its world view ("spends the day's last rays upon this fucked up family"); open in its spirituality ("now she's wild with expectation on the edge of the unknown") and at peace with what life's journey entails and, indeed, requires of us (the entire chorus, especially its entreaty to build your home behind your eyes, carry it in your heart, safe among your own). It is, indeed, enough to be on your way. Taylor is a poet and a strong lyricist, with a playfulness in other songs that here is transformed to a slightly world weary acceptance of loss. The use of the strings in the intro gives this elegy a warmth and affection that one presumes is simply part of how this man lives, and I sometimes feel like we grew up in the same place. . .the home we built behind our eyes.
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It's JT -- whatever else is there? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/19/2005
It is what it is... spiritual... play it with a candle lit, in the dark, but only if you're over 50... you'll find a little bit of yourself....
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