The fourth song I chose is "Can't Stop" by Red Hot Chili Peppers. While this song is full of a ton of jibberish that is hard to comprehend, it does have a few lines that represent the framework of transcendental beliefs. The first line is "Choose not a life of imitation", which correlates with the idea that you should be an individual and have your own beliefs instead of conforming to society. Another major transcendental belief is that you should speak your mind, even if you're the only one that feels that way, and the line that represents this is "Go write your message on the pavement, burnin' so bright I wonder what the wave meant."
Friday, November 23, 2012
Song #4: "Can't Stop" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
The fourth song I chose is "Can't Stop" by Red Hot Chili Peppers. While this song is full of a ton of jibberish that is hard to comprehend, it does have a few lines that represent the framework of transcendental beliefs. The first line is "Choose not a life of imitation", which correlates with the idea that you should be an individual and have your own beliefs instead of conforming to society. Another major transcendental belief is that you should speak your mind, even if you're the only one that feels that way, and the line that represents this is "Go write your message on the pavement, burnin' so bright I wonder what the wave meant."
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