First off, the name derives from the first line of an Emily Dickinson poem. Since I spent over a month analyzing it for a paper this year, I can safely tell you the poem is about death and eternity.
Anyway.
I used to listen to this song on repeat when I was younger and ball my eyes out. (I was emo back then, heh)
I'm amazed no one has posted anything on it since it is one of Tea Party's most beautiful songs. Thankfully, this one is rather simplistic. On the one hand you get this impression of a drug addict who wants so badly to get out of her habit. On the other hand you've got all-encompassing depression. Tada.
I'm desperately disappointed that after over ten years of being together these guys have broken up.
First off, the name derives from the first line of an Emily Dickinson poem. Since I spent over a month analyzing it for a paper this year, I can safely tell you the poem is about death and eternity. Anyway. I used to listen to this song on repeat when I was younger and ball my eyes out. (I was emo back then, heh) I'm amazed no one has posted anything on it since it is one of Tea Party's most beautiful songs. Thankfully, this one is rather simplistic. On the one hand you get this impression of a drug addict who wants so badly to get out of her habit. On the other hand you've got all-encompassing depression. Tada. I'm desperately disappointed that after over ten years of being together these guys have broken up.