Yeah the dude with his head in his hand and the look in his eyes that says, "Holy fuck I'm not gonna make it! I'm going to Hell! That's the trick I suppose. He or She thought they were in love with knowledge and that that would pay off in the end cause of their intentions were "good" outsmart the old boring "magicians" ie.
From null to mortified a psychotic state in which the individual is rendered catatonic. All the mischevious pleasure and the temporal fulfillment derived from a life lived seeking sensuality and secret knowledge have only been the beginning of a long journey that is incomprehensible to the person sitting on that precipice. The individual is inevitablely going to lose control and live according to the rules of his spells and conjurings, which were unfortunately "borrowed" of course; without being lucky enough to have any say in the codes of conduct any longer.
The soul has become a manifestation of the individuals at first physical to intellectual inebriation, doing what felt fucking great according to his senses then placing hallowed signifigence on the acts and adjusting his thinking accordingly to maintain a connection to others This all happens before Bonham bursts back into the song after the guitar interlude though. I'll take whoevers in my way till I can't take em anymore.
He's been hurt by a woman who no matter what he does for her, will not be faithful. I think that he is talking about the drug"Molly" the constant references to a woman and the pain that it puts him through makes me believe that the drug he is talking about is in fact molly.
Yeah basically about a woman who is cheating on him, yet despite the fact he sees her for what she is, he is so attracted to her he is unable to break free which is making him "dazed and confused.
This song was originally written for the Yardbirds. Jake Holmes's lyrics were about an acid trip. Jimmy Page had to re-do the lyrics and modify the song for Led Zeppelin to avoid copyright infringements with Holmes. Plant's lyrics are about a difficult relationship with a girl. Why do all the Christians say this song is about going to hell when it's clearly about a woman?
It's the Mighty Zeps' interpretation of an acid trip. Their answer to the Beatles' Revolution 9. That would still mean Jack Holmes was getting at least the writer's royalties, and that would have been quite a lot. This is one of the songs that Page brought with him from the Yardbirds, so it could not have been Zeppelin ripping somone off. Don't believe me?
This was probably shortly before the band broke up. They didn't steal it you idiot. They had a huge ownership battle over this and in the end Zeppelin won but on the album it says that the song was written by jack holmes I think this song is about a man who was attracted to a women.
He realizes though that the woman doesn't care for what the man does to support them. I doubt this song has anything to do with drugs. Accessed 12 Nov. See the full definition for dazed in the English Language Learners Dictionary.
Nglish: Translation of dazed for Spanish Speakers. Subscribe to America's largest dictionary and get thousands more definitions and advanced search—ad free! Log in Sign Up. Save Word. Definition of dazed. After a particularly fierce blow, he crawled to his feet, too dazed to rush. Examples of dazed in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Now even deeper in the mob, Officer Miller seemed dazed but still intent on returning to his post in the archway. First Known Use of dazed 15th century, in the meaning defined above.
Learn More About dazed. Preety Much THE best movie ever made. Dazed and Confused Rules!!! Pretty much the greatest movie of all time. Mitch's mom: "Have you been drinking? A great cult movie. Those who like it, love it. A movie that brings viewers back to sone of the greatest times of their lives. The movie doesn't go anywhere and just kind of happens
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