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Answers: Yes. I'm occasionally glancing up through the rain, and
wondering which of the buggers to blame.

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No, I've got to look for shelter from the pigs on the wing

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totally dude. think pink.

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"Pigs on the Wing" is a two-parted song by the progressive rock band Pink Floyd from their 1977 concept album, Animals, starting and wrapping up the album. According to various interviews, it was written by Roger Waters as a declaration of love to his wife.

The song is divided in two parts, which are the first and last tracks of the album. Both are in stark contrast to the album's middle three misanthropic songs, and suggest that companionship can help us overcome our flaws. The casual listener may ignore them for the most part; however they are keys to the album, summing up the album in its entirety in their short 1:25 time spans. Also, it is believed that Roger Waters refers to himself as a "dog" in Part 2: "Now that I've found somewhere safe to bury my bone, And any fool knows, a dog needs a home, A shelter, from pigs on the wing."

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Yes, because I don't feel alone or the weight of the stone.

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just zig-zagging my way thru the boredom and pain.

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