"And here we died our little deaths
And we were left to catch our breaths so switftly lifting from our chests?"
I don't know if this is relevant, but if Margaret and her love are enjoying their night, as the song suggests, those lines could be about sex.
I know that in french "le petit mort", or "the little death" is a term used to describe and orgasm and/or the period of time right after an orgasm. If that is what was meant by the lyrics, the line following would make sense too. (catching their breath after wards)
"And here we died our little deaths And we were left to catch our breaths so switftly lifting from our chests?"
I don't know if this is relevant, but if Margaret and her love are enjoying their night, as the song suggests, those lines could be about sex. I know that in french "le petit mort", or "the little death" is a term used to describe and orgasm and/or the period of time right after an orgasm. If that is what was meant by the lyrics, the line following would make sense too. (catching their breath after wards)
I think she's reminiscing about making love in that same place in the forest.
I think she's reminiscing about making love in that same place in the forest.