I'm sorry, but this song is actually written by The Beatles and not Colin Hay. It was originally released in 1969 on their album "No One's Gonna Change My World" and later covered by many artists, including Hay. The title "Across The Universe" suggests a journey through the different realms of existence, both physical and spiritual. The lyrics describe a stream of consciousness type of writing, with words and thoughts flowing like a river across the universe. The phrase "Jai guru deva, om" is a Sanskrit mantra which roughly translates to "I give thanks to the Guru, the divine force of all creation". It is repeated throughout the song, perhaps as a form of meditation or prayer. The images of broken light and million eyes could represent the chaos and beauty of the universe. The line "nothing's gonna change my world" could be interpreted in different ways, but it could mean that despite all the ups and downs of life, the singer's inner world remains constant and steadfast. Overall, the song is a contemplation on the mysteries and wonders of the universe, and a celebration of the power of love and the human spirit to endure and transcend.
