EPILOGUE ; THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

It is true of the good man too that he does many acts for the sake of his friends and his country, and if necessary dies for them; for he will throw away both wealth and honours and in general the goods that are objects of competition, gaining for himself nobility;since he would prefer a short period of intense pleasure to a long one of mild enjoyment, a twelvemonth of noble life to many years of humdrum existence, and one great and noble action to many trivial ones. 
 -- Aristotle, Nichomachean Ethics, tr. W.D Ross
  
http://arche-arc.blogspot.co.uk/ 

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The first track on the album The Dark Side of the Moon, "Speak to Me/Breathe", included the lyrics "Run, rabbit. Run".


The same lyrics are also included in "Bankrobber" by the Clash. Also in the Wings song "Band On the Run"... "For the rabbits on the run".
The song was used as background in the first episode of Outlander, the Starz series produced by Ronald D Moore. The first episode "Sassenach" premiered on August 9, 2014.

• Walter H. Thompson's TV biography "I Was Churchill's Bodyguard" rates the song as Winston Churchill's favourite as Prime Minister; also, Jock Colville, Churchill's private secretary during much of the war, mentions the Prime Minister singing part of this song.^[5]
• In Which We Serve, a movie about the Royal Navy in World War II, uses the tune on a pianola, which torments a sailor who was cautioned for cowardice in the face of the enemy.
• The Hoosiers have a song called "Run Rabbit Run" on their album The Trick to Life.
• Fleet Foxes have a song called "Innocent Son" on their EP Sun Giant, in which the lyrics, "Run, Rabbit, Run" appear.
• The Teeth recorded "Rabbit Run" with lyrics "cotton tail, they're on your trail" on their 2007 album "You're My Lover Now" distributed through Park the Van records.
• Eminem has a song called "Rabbit Run" on the 8 Mile soundtrack, referring to his nickname "Rabbit" at the start of his rap career.
• Glasvegas has a song called "Stabbed" on their self-titled album, Glasvegas. in which the lyrics "Run, Rabbit, Run" appear.
• Pink Floyd uses the words "Run, Rabbit, Run" in "Breathe", the opening sequence in their album The Dark Side of the Moon.
• The Clash use the words "Run, Rabbit, Run" in the single "Bankrobber".
• Coheed and Cambria has in their song "The Willing Well II: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness" the lyric "Run, little rabbit, go hide in the blades of that grass... Run, rabbit, run".
  • This is referenced again in a later song, "Mother Superior", with the lyric "Mother superior, come catch the rabbit, he runs".
• Tourism Victoria used the song for a TV advertisement aired across Australia in the early 2000s. The ad features adults playing hide-and-seek in a vineyard and other tourist attractions across the Yarra Valley.
• Osso String Quartet has an album titled Run Rabbit Run.
• The Twilight Singers included a demo track titled "Run, Rabbit Run" on the vinyl release only of their Blackberry Belle album. The track is not a version of the classic song, but appears to allude to it with the lines "Run rabbit run, better get your hands on all the guns".
• Corpse Party references this song in Chapter 5, while Kizami is chasing down Yuka.
• Derrick C. Brown cover the Twilight Singers' version of "Run, Rabbit Run" as a live track on his My Hands, Your Neck audio CD. The intro includes a sassy exchange with the audience similar to a typical Greg Dulli performance.
• It is versed throughout House of 1000 Corpses, a Rob Zombie film.
• The song "S/C/A/R/E/C/R/O/W", from the My Chemical Romance album Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, contains the line "Run, run, Bunny, run."
• A 1992 TV commercial for Weetabix cereal in the UK features cartoon characters Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny singing their own version of the song.
• The title of John Updike's 1960 novel Rabbit, Run echoes the song.
• Harriet and Simon sing the song atop a pyramid in Olivia Manning's The Danger Tree.
• In Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Olive sings parts of the song while they watch the bombs fall from the sky and hit the ground
• Bob and Ray played the Flanagan and Allen recording frequently on their radio shows.
• The chorus of the song was adapted and incorporated into Australian comedian Rodney Rude's song "I May Not Be A Wog But I Look Like One" from his 1988 album Not Guilty.
• The movie "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" contains the line spoken by Lady Tottington, "Run, Rabbit Run 

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BUNNY IS STREET, FOR COCAINE AS WELL AS A RABBIT.

 IF YOU VIEW MUSICAL MEMORY, AS A 'FORM'..AND USE METAPHOR/STREET SLANG,
AS AN 'INTERPRETATION' METHOD..THEN MEANINGS CAN BECOME CLEAR.
PINK FLOYD'S,LYRICS,IN 'BREATHE',FROM THE ALBUM,'DARK SIDE OF THE MOON',
FOR EXAMPLE CAN BE SEEN AS MYTHOLOGICAL.

Breathe, breathe in the air.
Don't be afraid to care.
Leave but don't leave me.
Look around and choose your own ground.

Long you live and high you fly
And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry
And all you touch and all you see
Is all your life will ever be.

Run, rabbit run.
Dig that hole, forget the sun,
And when at last the work is done
Don't sit down it's time to dig another one.

For long you live and high you fly
But only if you ride the tide
And balanced on the biggest wave
You race towards an early grave.
 
OR,PSYCHOLOGICAL, I,E, EARLY GRAVE, ETC=DEPRESSION. 
'HOLE IN THE GROUND'= GREAT MOTHER ARCHETYPE..[DOOR IN THE FLOOR]
THE MAYAN PEOPLE FROM MEXICO, WORSHIPPED, A 'MOON GODDESS' WHO
APPEARED TO THEM, AS A JAGUAR [EL GATO]WITH? A RABBIT...

 

[MAYAN MAGIC.BLOG.COM]

 

 COSTA MAYA, MEXICO, MUSEUM OF MAYA CULTURE

BEEN THERE, DONE THAT..

          

 IT MAY HAVE BEEN, A DREAM...BUT MOON MYTHOLOGY STORIES ARE WELL KNOWN, IN JUNGIAN THOUGHT, IN ALCHEMY, ETC, AS? ANIMA.
TAKE 'ER EASY...DUDE.

MERCURIUS DUPLEX FIRST APPEARED IN EUROPEAN ART, [ALCHEMICAL SYMBOLISM-NOTE SUN/MOON IMAGERY]AROUND THE SAME,
TIME AS 'AMERICA', WAS 'DISCOVERED'....EVER WONDER, WHY?...
TOBACCO DUDE, TOBACCO....SMOKING CHEMICALLY AFFECTS THE PITUITARY GLAND.

                                                            [first moon man hoax,pic wikipedia]

 

RICE BURROUGHS, AUTHOR, OF, 'TARZAN',GREYSTOKE, ETC..

WAS, INTERESTED, IN THE MOON, AND..THE, 'JUNGLE'..

Edgar Rice Burroughs' father was a Freemason. There is likely an autobiographical touch to the words the author puts into the mouth of his fictional character, James Blake: "my father is a thirty second degree Mason and a Knight Templar." Faithful practitioners of "The Craft" are under a nominal obligation to raise their children according the moral guidance of the "Great Architect of the Universe." 

https://www.erbzine.com/mag11/1133.html#:~:text=Edgar Rice Burroughs' father was,Mason and a Knight Templar."

SO ITS HARDLY SURPRISING THAT 'LUNA' INFLUENCED HIS CREATIVITY..

THE 'JUNGLE'[SELVA] IS  METAPHOR, FOR PRIMITIVE, UNDIFFERENTIATED,

PSYCHIC 'CONTENT'.