Belladonna

Madrugada

The night is on and on
Your head rolling away
I catch it when it falls
And keep beneath my breath
So what have we become
More than a skin and bones
Oh what could beat this love
Exepte heroin

This is when we awake
This is where we don't ache

I see the sun
But it's never quite as close
As the only one and I
I can hardly wait

Oh give me sweet, sweet song
Oh give me what you take
Oh give me all that sleeps inside you
Give me what never awakes
So what have we become
More than a skin and bones
And when do we come down
I don't care at all

This is when we awake
This is where we don't ache

I see the sun
It's never quite as close
As the only one and I
I can hardly wait
I see the sun
It's never quite as close
As the only one and I
I can hardly wait


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  • +1
    General CommentI think this song is quite clear. It's about a night between two lovers. Their love is so strong that nothing can beat it "Oh, what could beat this love
    It's so parallel". It gives them wings "This is when we awake
    This is where we don't ache", "So what have we become
    More than a skin and bones
    And when do we come down
    I don't care anymore"
    praitoon May 09, 2007   Link
  • +1
    General CommentI agree with praito, he is right.
    areyoucrazyon May 30, 2009   Link
  • -1
    General CommentSorry but beg to differ praito. Its clearly about amphetamine. "the night is on and on" no sleep on amphetamin, and what do people that uses this drug end up like... skin and bone. The lyrics above is also incorrect, he sings "what can beat this love, except heroin" (not " its so parallel" as the last words). The rest of the lyrics is also full of references to this drug, few examples: "this is when we awake", "when we dont ache", "oh, give me what u take", "when do we come down, i dont care anymore". You can also find references to amphetamin in the last lyric line on "salt" wich also figures on the brilliant first album "Industrial Silence" album. Sivert sings "this is the bright amphetamin skye".
    santa69on September 03, 2008   Link

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