Rush was a Canadian rock band formed in 1968, consisting originally of guitarist Alex Lifeson, bassist and lead vocalist Geddy Lee, and drummer John Rutsey. Neil Peart replaced Rutsey as the drummer in 1974, solidifying the classic lineup of the band. They were known for their complex compositions, virtuosic musicianship, and philosophical lyrics, often exploring science fiction, fantasy, and philosophical themes.
"Secret Touch" is a song by Rush from their 2002 album "Vapor Trails." The album marked the band's return after a hiatus following the tragic deaths of Neil Peart's daughter and wife in 1997 and 1998, respectively. "Secret Touch" is one of the tracks on the album and is noted for its driving rhythm, intricate guitar work by Lifeson, and Peart's poetic lyrics.
The song's lyrics are open to interpretation, as is often the case with Rush's music. However, they appear to explore themes of longing, desire, and the search for connection. The "secret touch" could be seen as a metaphor for something elusive or intangible, possibly representing a deeper understanding or connection between individuals.
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