By subscribing to Inspiring Quotes you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
For a lyric sung to the sky by a crooked-nosed puppet who’s possibly an alien, this is a striking expression of the joy of connecting. The song, “I’m Going to Go Back There Someday,” was written by composer and songwriter Paul Williams and performed by Gonzo (David Goelz) in "The Muppet Movie." In this context, Gonzo twists the emotional paradox even further, as he’s longingly awaiting this type of meeting with a friend he’s yet to meet. Blending hope and grief, he reveals a sense of connection with a kind of presence — a kindred spirit — just beyond his reach. Years later, the presence he longed for finally emerges in the movie "Muppets From Space" — it’s his home planet, reaching out after having tracked him down. His emotional journey reflects a universal desire for connection. It assures us of old friends looking to finally meet us, serving as a reminder that ultimately we’re never alone.
The State Mottos of All 50 U.S. States
‘The Best Idea We Ever Had’: 11 Quotes About National Parks
13 Famous Movie Quotes You Didn’t Know Were Improvised
15 Carl Sagan Quotes on Life, the Universe, and the Cosmic Perspective
9 Quotes From the Delightful Poems of Shel Silverstein
12 Quotes From Asian American Celebrities on Why Representation Matters
16 Quotes About Overcoming Fear
Hang in There, Baby: A History of Cheesy Motivational Posters
Classic Lines From the Most Quotable Movies Ever - TEST
5 Famous Films That Open With a Quote
23 Artists on Creativity, From Picasso to Kahlo