Good afternoon ...
I'm struggling with one word in Kate Bush's song "W.H."; additionally, I am not sure whether I interpret passages correctly. So I'd appreciate any help, agreement and/or suggestions from your part ...
As I do not have the original text (only some lyrics I found on the internet) I'm not sure if the passages given below corresponds with the original one but (hoping so):
Out on the wiley, windy moors
We'd roll and fall in green.
Falls through without you.
I'm struggling with one word in Kate Bush's song "W.H."; additionally, I am not sure whether I interpret passages correctly. So I'd appreciate any help, agreement and/or suggestions from your part ...
As I do not have the original text (only some lyrics I found on the internet) I'm not sure if the passages given below corresponds with the original one but (hoping so):
Out on the wiley, windy moors
(or is it out on the wild, windy moors???)
We'd roll and fall in green.
(caressing / teasing / playing ... and falling in love - innocently / fresh / new - as the green alludes to ... or does the green rather refer to being unexperienced?)
I pine a lot. I find the lot Falls through without you.
(meaning - destiny has turned against me since I turned away from you???)