This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Feel the vapor pressure drop as the dark
steam pours out the entrance
Real cold world is swirling in to a club that keeps the life world out
Where every sense seems deathly weak from the frozen time you spent in transit.
The glass dance world flickers on and the low end thaws your anxious body
Maybe I feel detached, I may just look too shy
It's a disinterest not that I'm a timid guy
I call them bodies but, they are attentive too
I feel the social glare, I feel the attitude
Watch as mirrors clear themselves with the breath of frigid air that eased in
Made up babies all rotate as a siren spins a beam of amber
Time sliced beat by beat in a row, in a club, in a line, in the city
The glass danse world flickers on because the cycle happens enough:
A baby fall out warm, it's screaming for its life
An infant tries to dance, as it grows up then dies
steam pours out the entrance
Real cold world is swirling in to a club that keeps the life world out
Where every sense seems deathly weak from the frozen time you spent in transit.
The glass dance world flickers on and the low end thaws your anxious body
Maybe I feel detached, I may just look too shy
It's a disinterest not that I'm a timid guy
I call them bodies but, they are attentive too
I feel the social glare, I feel the attitude
Watch as mirrors clear themselves with the breath of frigid air that eased in
Made up babies all rotate as a siren spins a beam of amber
Time sliced beat by beat in a row, in a club, in a line, in the city
The glass danse world flickers on because the cycle happens enough:
A baby fall out warm, it's screaming for its life
An infant tries to dance, as it grows up then dies
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But what do you guys think this means? Its imagery is awesome. "Made up babies"-- are they dismissive of ravers, or just these particular ones? I sense a parallel being made between club life and the life cycle, but I can't tell if their is an overwhelming sense of negativity towards ravers (especially since this song sounds so electronic). any help?
@hagger <br /> See my take and if it doesn’t make sense let me know and I’ll tell you through email or something, if you haven’t caught it. Took me 15 years.