This is one of my favorite songs. I'm surprised no one has written about it yet.
This song reads almost like a story, the way most do for me:
"I think... from space" In the beginning, two lovers meet on a rainy night. One of them breaks the relationship with the other.
"Hiding tears... face" The other was obviously stunned. Even though she's crying, she tries to hide it. The "same familiar face" refers to that of the other lover.
"Something pseudo... come true" The "pseudo tv love" refers to the fact that the love they had wasn't real... at least not to a certain degree. The next two lines describe the lover.
"She breaks... never easy" This describes the love that the two had. It would have been one of those stressful relationships you hear about in High School.
"A magic... my own" The girl must have known that it would end like this ("thinking back I should have known") & ("I would end up on my own"), but she continued on because she was addicted to love, and couldn't let go. ("A magic made for tragic minds") One line in this song kind of bugs me... ("That she could see right through me.") Normally when you can "see right through" someone, you can tell that they're lying or doing something for their own purposes. Maybe the girl was "using" her lover just to not be alone.
"Gazing through... starlit rain" Just like a story, this song has a "flashback". She's thinking back to when they met. It was on a rainy night just like the one they broke up on.
"Whispering tales... never change" Her lover assures her, when they start the relationship, that they won't end up like everyone else (broken up and miserable).
"There was... almost real" Just like in real life, there is only so much you can convey with words. The rest can only be understood by those who think alike. In the beginning, it worked very well, but then they understood that it wasn't right after all.
This is one of my favorite songs. I'm surprised no one has written about it yet.
This song reads almost like a story, the way most do for me:
"I think... from space" In the beginning, two lovers meet on a rainy night. One of them breaks the relationship with the other. "Hiding tears... face" The other was obviously stunned. Even though she's crying, she tries to hide it. The "same familiar face" refers to that of the other lover. "Something pseudo... come true" The "pseudo tv love" refers to the fact that the love they had wasn't real... at least not to a certain degree. The next two lines describe the lover.
"She breaks... never easy" This describes the love that the two had. It would have been one of those stressful relationships you hear about in High School. "A magic... my own" The girl must have known that it would end like this ("thinking back I should have known") & ("I would end up on my own"), but she continued on because she was addicted to love, and couldn't let go. ("A magic made for tragic minds") One line in this song kind of bugs me... ("That she could see right through me.") Normally when you can "see right through" someone, you can tell that they're lying or doing something for their own purposes. Maybe the girl was "using" her lover just to not be alone.
"Gazing through... starlit rain" Just like a story, this song has a "flashback". She's thinking back to when they met. It was on a rainy night just like the one they broke up on. "Whispering tales... never change" Her lover assures her, when they start the relationship, that they won't end up like everyone else (broken up and miserable). "There was... almost real" Just like in real life, there is only so much you can convey with words. The rest can only be understood by those who think alike. In the beginning, it worked very well, but then they understood that it wasn't right after all.