Tossed about, I’m like a ship on the oceanįor more of my favorite songs, go to I’ll Be Alright Without You by Journeyįor more on Dean Winchester, go to Eye of the Tigerįor more on Sam Winchester, go to Cinderelly, Cinderellyįor more on The Wizard of Oz, go to When Horror Doesn’t Stay On the Screen Though my mind could think I still was a mad man Though my eyes could see I still was a blind man I was soaring ever higher, but I flew too high Just to get a glimpse beyond this illusion Once I rose above the noise and confusion And its perfect as Dean and Sam Winchesters are from Kansas. They actually weren’t going to use the song as a theme it just sort of happened. Trying to figure out their place in the world. Now doesn’t that make its connection to Supernatural even better? I mean the whole theme of Supernatural is about these two brothers trying to figure out the what God, angels, demons, etc. I just love this song as it just captures so much emotion of hope, despair, confusion, etc. Livgreen wrote the piano, guitar, and the amazing lyrics.
Livgren ultimately was convinced by Pollard and became a Christian. Kansas went on tour with another band, Louisiana’s Le Roux, and he and one of the members, Jeff Pollard, would debate over what was the truth. He later rejected the teachings, and once again found himself at a loss.
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He felt there had to be something more, but didn’t know what. In 1979, Livgren became interested in The Urantia Book, a series of papers that claim to be a series of revelations written by supernatural beings. So when Kerry Livgren was writing Carry On Wayward Son, not only was he and the group under pressure from the studio but he was struggling with his own spirituality and religion. Anyway, I got a lot of info on this song from my dad, as since he was around then he knew all the skinny on what was happeming in the music scene. So my parents grew up in the ’70s and were big music fans, in fact my mom was a disco queen. So this song has been around long before Supernatural although I’m sure that is what most people now associate it with. So enough with Supernatural let’s get back to the song. So I absolutely love this song! My father is a huge Kansas fan so it was always played in my home.
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