When I first heard this song, it sounded like a reminder of our own mortality. I saw the entire Vaya EP as being about time, mortality, and death, as the title (in spanish) means "let me go" (or at least I think it means that, someone please correct me if I'm wrong), possibly referring to the grip of time, or approaching death. Maybe I just have a black veiw on life, but all the references to snow and cold, and the dance, life, being out of rhythm, and espeically the part about "tremors that warn us about ourselves" remind me of death, and time's steady onward march. This is probably the best song on Vaya, and I absolutely agree with prod, you must get this song, or even better, this whole album.
When I first heard this song, it sounded like a reminder of our own mortality. I saw the entire Vaya EP as being about time, mortality, and death, as the title (in spanish) means "let me go" (or at least I think it means that, someone please correct me if I'm wrong), possibly referring to the grip of time, or approaching death. Maybe I just have a black veiw on life, but all the references to snow and cold, and the dance, life, being out of rhythm, and espeically the part about "tremors that warn us about ourselves" remind me of death, and time's steady onward march. This is probably the best song on Vaya, and I absolutely agree with prod, you must get this song, or even better, this whole album.