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i remember when i was younger, i listened to this song and decided it was the saddest song i ever heard. and i made my dad buy the cd for me. and so the first cd i ever owned in my life was a simon and garfunkel cd. and this song stirred up feelings in me that couldn't be put into words, even up to now. and once again it brings images to my mind of places, places of ruin, places that desolation permeates, places of solitude. yet none of these are mentioned in the lyrics, making the song all the more haunting and forlorn.
[Listening to: scarborough fair by simon and garfunkel]