[treespirit]

I had taken Luritja Way to mean the customs of the desert people - one line
says" there's no highway to Luritja Way" = it's not easy to understand

C.

CABRAJ

Craig, April, Bethany, Shel (Rachelle), Amber, Joshua
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From: <THURGATE_Garry@canon.com.au>
To: <powderworks@cs.colorado.edu>
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Subject: Re: [Powderworks] Capricornia!



Jill asked
> "Capricornia, show me to the back of your hand" - the hand of whom/what?

I have been assuming that this refers to the old saying about knowing
someone or something "like the back of your hand". Therefore, I have
been interpreting it to mean Capricornia (the land), let me know and
understand everything about you. I could be well off the mark. Like Jane
I don't like analysing lyrics too much but I do like to understand the
basic message in them.
As far as what "Luritja Way" is, I have no idea but have assumed it was
an Aboriginal settlement.
Anyhow, love Capricornia the album. Not enough free hours in the day
to play it as often as I would like.

Gazza

p.s. Thanks to Matt and Todd for what I found to be an intelligent and
stimulating debate. Living in Sydney I keep tabs on what is going on
in the US via Fox News (fair and balanced????) and CNN but it is far
more interesting hearing 2 passionate and opposite views from two
thoughtful individuals.


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