John Stewart:Meaning of Monterey Songmeaning

 2024-01-03 15:00:01   411 author:John Stewart

The song Monterey by John Stewart tells the story of a woman who prays for the safe return of her sailor from a voyage on the good ship. She stands on the shore and pleads with the powers of nature to bring him back home safely. As the sailor sets sail, Old Riley in the lighthouse sings a song, urging the sailor to enjoy his time at sea while he is still able. The woman wears a rosary and as she prays for his safe return, she hopes that the wind and sun will not overpower him. The beauty of the town of Monterey is highlighted in the song as the ship sails out of the harbour. It is a story of love and longing for a loved one's safe return. The woman's devotion and hope is the highlight of the song as she speaks to the ocean, asking to return her sailor safely.

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