ok this is a long shot, But given the first few versus of this song, could this song be about how getting involved in a new relationship can help mend the damage the past has caused you. Ok amalyse is an enzyme that helps breaks food down, and if I'm not wrong it's secreted in our mouths to start the food breakdown process. So maybe amalyse (which is an actual catalyst (i think in the breakdown process) be used concurrently with the person he has the new relationship with (so the one he is calling the catalyst (that makes things faster) in the lyrcis) so that by kissing (exchanging amalyse) and being in love etc enables him to move on and get on with life and move on from the past (as he says amalzye will dry out the plaster/(or the reminants of the past). maybe, maybe not
If that were the case, the song should be called peptic acid as in reflux which is like a rebound from all the crap you couldn't digest and is like a rebound to "get over" someone else. In other words, people who find the "rebounds" are much more prone to heartburn than those who digest it all, absorb the nutrient and then crap it out. I think it has more to do with the painstaking approch of digestion that begins the moment you not only put a morsel into your mouth, but smell it...the juices begin to flow and is...
If that were the case, the song should be called peptic acid as in reflux which is like a rebound from all the crap you couldn't digest and is like a rebound to "get over" someone else. In other words, people who find the "rebounds" are much more prone to heartburn than those who digest it all, absorb the nutrient and then crap it out. I think it has more to do with the painstaking approch of digestion that begins the moment you not only put a morsel into your mouth, but smell it...the juices begin to flow and is the ignition of digestion beginning with ingestion (that sounds highly perverted, but unless you giggled at such things in school, you can understand)...Anywho, what seemingly takes a long time from beginning to end (gross) amylase is the catalyst that initiates the process.
Instead of checkmate, she say's stalemate and then talks about a game that never seems to end signifying the relationship has grown stale. This could also just be a symbol for life and no other person in particular, but when you find yourself complacent in a never ending complacentcy. Instead of forever, she mentions never and just wants to end the game already. However, both resigning themselves to the same constipated nature of the relationship, it could go on in that state forever much like a chess game. "I'll take your peice, you take mine" could also sound perverted, but I think it more alludes to what they take from each other which slowly drains them where they have nothing left to gain or give.
Amylase is supposed to represent the one and only thing that could speed up the process of a deteriorating relationship or marriage, but the problem is it is really ineffective and is only one small step in the chain of shit.
ok this is a long shot, But given the first few versus of this song, could this song be about how getting involved in a new relationship can help mend the damage the past has caused you. Ok amalyse is an enzyme that helps breaks food down, and if I'm not wrong it's secreted in our mouths to start the food breakdown process. So maybe amalyse (which is an actual catalyst (i think in the breakdown process) be used concurrently with the person he has the new relationship with (so the one he is calling the catalyst (that makes things faster) in the lyrcis) so that by kissing (exchanging amalyse) and being in love etc enables him to move on and get on with life and move on from the past (as he says amalzye will dry out the plaster/(or the reminants of the past). maybe, maybe not
If that were the case, the song should be called peptic acid as in reflux which is like a rebound from all the crap you couldn't digest and is like a rebound to "get over" someone else. In other words, people who find the "rebounds" are much more prone to heartburn than those who digest it all, absorb the nutrient and then crap it out. I think it has more to do with the painstaking approch of digestion that begins the moment you not only put a morsel into your mouth, but smell it...the juices begin to flow and is...
If that were the case, the song should be called peptic acid as in reflux which is like a rebound from all the crap you couldn't digest and is like a rebound to "get over" someone else. In other words, people who find the "rebounds" are much more prone to heartburn than those who digest it all, absorb the nutrient and then crap it out. I think it has more to do with the painstaking approch of digestion that begins the moment you not only put a morsel into your mouth, but smell it...the juices begin to flow and is the ignition of digestion beginning with ingestion (that sounds highly perverted, but unless you giggled at such things in school, you can understand)...Anywho, what seemingly takes a long time from beginning to end (gross) amylase is the catalyst that initiates the process.
Instead of checkmate, she say's stalemate and then talks about a game that never seems to end signifying the relationship has grown stale. This could also just be a symbol for life and no other person in particular, but when you find yourself complacent in a never ending complacentcy. Instead of forever, she mentions never and just wants to end the game already. However, both resigning themselves to the same constipated nature of the relationship, it could go on in that state forever much like a chess game. "I'll take your peice, you take mine" could also sound perverted, but I think it more alludes to what they take from each other which slowly drains them where they have nothing left to gain or give.
Amylase is supposed to represent the one and only thing that could speed up the process of a deteriorating relationship or marriage, but the problem is it is really ineffective and is only one small step in the chain of shit.