She wants snoooowwwwww!!! :D
The chorus mentions winterlight and white sheets over houses, as well as ice. She also mentions salt and plows. She's dealing with love gone bad and lost and wants to leave it and the season behind, so she can move on. She's sitting in a summer dry because of drought (of lack of water and of lack of love) and she wants winter and a deep blanket of snow to bury her so she can be reborn in the spring with the ability to be able to love again without hurting.
I always thought of the "white sheets" as funeral shrouds, as well as snow - a sort of "all right, you may as well kill me, it'd be easier than struggling through this" mentality. I think I like the optimism of your interpretation a bit more. x'D
I always thought of the "white sheets" as funeral shrouds, as well as snow - a sort of "all right, you may as well kill me, it'd be easier than struggling through this" mentality. I think I like the optimism of your interpretation a bit more. x'D
She wants snoooowwwwww!!! :D The chorus mentions winterlight and white sheets over houses, as well as ice. She also mentions salt and plows. She's dealing with love gone bad and lost and wants to leave it and the season behind, so she can move on. She's sitting in a summer dry because of drought (of lack of water and of lack of love) and she wants winter and a deep blanket of snow to bury her so she can be reborn in the spring with the ability to be able to love again without hurting.
I always thought of the "white sheets" as funeral shrouds, as well as snow - a sort of "all right, you may as well kill me, it'd be easier than struggling through this" mentality. I think I like the optimism of your interpretation a bit more. x'D
I always thought of the "white sheets" as funeral shrouds, as well as snow - a sort of "all right, you may as well kill me, it'd be easier than struggling through this" mentality. I think I like the optimism of your interpretation a bit more. x'D