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By Pages:   1    2    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Goodbye blue sky (page 2/ 2) ------ performed by Pink Floyd Makes Perfect Sense | Reviewer: Logan | 2/18/09 "Look Mummy there's an aeroplane in the sky...). This is clearly about a bomber of some sort, and about war. Hence falling bombs, running for shelter, and goodbye to blue sky. It could possibly be nuclear bombs, or large bombs particularly, when it says "the flame's long gone but the pain lingers on..." Potentially referring to a scarred city or radiation. Who knows. It is about war though, and I think whoever said it before is right, it sound like the future. the first line | Reviewer: claudia | 2/1/09 Logically, it supposed to say "Look mummy, there's an aeroplane up in the sky", because in The Wall movie, it's all related to the war, and we can hear sounds of an aeroplane at the beginning of the song, not clearly, but it's there. the first line | Reviewer: pedned | 1/6/09 listen carefully, with headphones... you can obviously hear the sound of what seems to be a propellor driven aeroplane engine before the child says 'look mummy theres an aeroplane up in the sky'... This would tie in with "Did-did-did-did-you hear the falling bombs?" As to me the song seems to be about a war (ww2 maybe) and a bomber flying over head... making sense of no | Reviewer: tara | 11/24/08 i've listened to it over and over and "an aeroplane" just doesnt fit. i finally have accepted that it's actually no plane. i think "no plane" is supposed to be the simplistic way to see world. maybe the way it first was. whih would make said being said by a child. and it's something to look at because the sky has been cleared up. it's the before and the future. mikeg's review | Reviewer: Papa Squirts | 10/29/08 The little girl says "aeroplane" not "no plane". You can listen closely and still not know, but it's airplane. Floyd may have been different and unique, but they were cohesive and intelligent. The airplane refers to bombers which is cited again later in the verse, and the bomb shelters they have to run to during a bombing. All this is a metaphor in itself, but the point is the girl sees something, hence, 'Look Mummy' and it's an airplane. Wrong | Reviewer: Harry | 11/6/07 No no no. It DOES say "an aeroplane". The n from an and the start of aero, make it sound a little like no, but you listen carefully and its an aeroplane =) RE: mikeg's review | Reviewer: nikfit | 9/23/07 You're totally right! I've listened to that song for years and every time I do, I listen carefully to that childs voice at the beginning, and he doesn't say, "There's an airplane..." That would make perfect sense if it was written that way, but what wound up being recorded, that child said "There's no plane..." the first line | Reviewer: mikeg | 8/7/07 if you listen very close the kid really says look mummy theres no plane up in the sky. i try and try to accept the lyric as an airplane up in the sky but it just isnt.listen very carefully. and i know thats how its written but yeah you know pink floyd would never do anything a little diffirent and weird. no not floyd. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2