To the highest rated comment, yes, Roland had an affair in 1993 which led to him recording not only this song but more specifically, “Sorry,” “Secrets,” and “I Choose You.” His wife was ready to leave him and a lot of this album is him writing about trying to get her to stay.
RATKOS... yes Raoul, his eldest son, was one when this came out in ‘95. The song deals with matters of family...how marriage will always result in conflict, and there’s no way to escape “seek asylum” from marital and family bounds. But still men and women thirst for each other like the desert and the sea. I think this is Raoul’s song, he sings as if he’s telling a child about where moms and dads come from.... and yes, Roland is Spanish and Argentinian, but lives in England.
To the highest rated comment, yes, Roland had an affair in 1993 which led to him recording not only this song but more specifically, “Sorry,” “Secrets,” and “I Choose You.” His wife was ready to leave him and a lot of this album is him writing about trying to get her to stay. RATKOS... yes Raoul, his eldest son, was one when this came out in ‘95. The song deals with matters of family...how marriage will always result in conflict, and there’s no way to escape “seek asylum” from marital and family bounds. But still men and women thirst for each other like the desert and the sea. I think this is Raoul’s song, he sings as if he’s telling a child about where moms and dads come from.... and yes, Roland is Spanish and Argentinian, but lives in England.
@Chandelle90 Agree
@Chandelle90 Agree