what does wallo in the myer mean from the song "lite my fire" by the doors?

Answer 1

wallow in the mire means roll around in the mud or muck

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what does wallo in the myer mean from the song "lite my fire" by the doors?

Answer 3

Wallow In The Mire

Answer 4

Wallow is to immerse oneself in something; a Mire is a swamp. Thus to wallow in the mire is to loll about in the ooze -- and of course, Jim Morrison would have been using the phrase methaphorically, with a meaning such as to spend too much time regretting past sins and entertaining bleak thoughts.

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Don Henley, who wrote the lyrics, said the song was about the excesses of the 1970s, when people came out of the 'summer of love' ("we haven't had that spirit here since 1969") and went into the decade of excess. He wrote the lyrics, so I'd trust him for the interpretation of the song.

Answer 6

Yes, correct. "Wallow in the mire." A completely trite expression, a tired cliche. Believe you me - Morrison was NO poet. He was just another dummy on acid.

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Answer 7

Yes, like every other bimbo that has answered this question, I answer that it is about drugs. Sheesh, I thought everyone knew that! I've known that since I was, like, 12. No offense to anyone. xD Just so you know. Whoo. The Eagles. <333 "Mr. Robot-o."

Answer 8

to Wallow in the mire.... I think it means, that a couple would roll around like hungry lovers on a floor... get tangled up in each other

Answer 9

To roll in the mud Metaphorically.