The climactic track of Rainbow’s swords-and-sorcery metal masterpiece Rising (1976), Stargazer tells the tale of a sorcerer whose slaves build a tower so they can watch him fly from it — only to see him not so much fly as plummet.
In the free-form coda that ends the song, Ronnie James Dio cries out:
I see a rainbow rising
Look up, on the horizon
Now here is the problem. Even if we accept the dubious proposition that rainbows rise (I suppose they might do so as the sun sinks) and even accepting the notion of a rainbow on the horizon (something you only see when the sun is unusually high in the sky), even then you would not look up to see a rainbow rising on the horizon. You would look horizontally.
So the song should say:
I see a rainbow rising
Look horizontally, to the horizon
They just didn’t think it through.