I think it fits more closely the interpretation that it's about sex. "To finally let go and evenly/ be flown" doesn't really line up to the birth interpretation. It seems to be implying something at which you surrender in order for both (evenly) to reach some high point (be flown). Sounds more like an orgasm than the process of labor.
"The strongest stance" part refers to the idea that there's a submissive partner and one who's in control, who sets the pace and decides when and what to "give" or play "host."
The song as a whole, though, serves as a metaphor for giving, the connection being that giving ultimately benefits, even exhilirates, both the giver and the receiver.
I think it fits more closely the interpretation that it's about sex. "To finally let go and evenly/ be flown" doesn't really line up to the birth interpretation. It seems to be implying something at which you surrender in order for both (evenly) to reach some high point (be flown). Sounds more like an orgasm than the process of labor.
"The strongest stance" part refers to the idea that there's a submissive partner and one who's in control, who sets the pace and decides when and what to "give" or play "host."
The song as a whole, though, serves as a metaphor for giving, the connection being that giving ultimately benefits, even exhilirates, both the giver and the receiver.