Initially it's ambiguous wether it's about sex or vampirism. "Crossed over the line" could certainly refer to the line between life and death and the references to giving and taking blood "There are some who give blood ... some whose give twists iteslf to take" suggest vampirism, as of course does "before the sun begins to rise".
But overall I would say it's about sex. The words "I give love" don't really fit into a vampire context, but rather suggest a woman who gives sex. In this sense "crossed over the line" refers to a moral line, behaviour that some would...
Initially it's ambiguous wether it's about sex or vampirism. "Crossed over the line" could certainly refer to the line between life and death and the references to giving and taking blood "There are some who give blood ... some whose give twists iteslf to take" suggest vampirism, as of course does "before the sun begins to rise".
But overall I would say it's about sex. The words "I give love" don't really fit into a vampire context, but rather suggest a woman who gives sex. In this sense "crossed over the line" refers to a moral line, behaviour that some would consider immoral. Tori says "What made up the line? ... was it shame?" which again fits into the theme of sex with somebody she's not married to. She says "I must give" not "I want to give" suggesting that this is a compulsion, a sex addiction. She doesn't want to take anything in return, probably having been disappointed too many times she is emotionally cut off from the sex act, so now she sees herself as a sex donor, the same way some people donate blood. I don't think it's about sex for money.
I figured it was about prostitution. I was joking about the vampirism.
I figured it was about prostitution. I was joking about the vampirism.
Though, if you wanted to argue about the "I give love," you could simply think of it in terms of how a human would service a vampire. Both by bloodletting and sexually.
Though, if you wanted to argue about the "I give love," you could simply think of it in terms of how a human would service a vampire. Both by bloodletting and sexually.
The great things about songs is how everyone can interpret them to whatever they like.
The great things about songs is how everyone can interpret them to whatever they like.
Sounds like it's about prostitution to me. Or vampirism.
Initially it's ambiguous wether it's about sex or vampirism. "Crossed over the line" could certainly refer to the line between life and death and the references to giving and taking blood "There are some who give blood ... some whose give twists iteslf to take" suggest vampirism, as of course does "before the sun begins to rise". But overall I would say it's about sex. The words "I give love" don't really fit into a vampire context, but rather suggest a woman who gives sex. In this sense "crossed over the line" refers to a moral line, behaviour that some would...
Initially it's ambiguous wether it's about sex or vampirism. "Crossed over the line" could certainly refer to the line between life and death and the references to giving and taking blood "There are some who give blood ... some whose give twists iteslf to take" suggest vampirism, as of course does "before the sun begins to rise". But overall I would say it's about sex. The words "I give love" don't really fit into a vampire context, but rather suggest a woman who gives sex. In this sense "crossed over the line" refers to a moral line, behaviour that some would consider immoral. Tori says "What made up the line? ... was it shame?" which again fits into the theme of sex with somebody she's not married to. She says "I must give" not "I want to give" suggesting that this is a compulsion, a sex addiction. She doesn't want to take anything in return, probably having been disappointed too many times she is emotionally cut off from the sex act, so now she sees herself as a sex donor, the same way some people donate blood. I don't think it's about sex for money.
I figured it was about prostitution. I was joking about the vampirism.
I figured it was about prostitution. I was joking about the vampirism.
Though, if you wanted to argue about the "I give love," you could simply think of it in terms of how a human would service a vampire. Both by bloodletting and sexually.
Though, if you wanted to argue about the "I give love," you could simply think of it in terms of how a human would service a vampire. Both by bloodletting and sexually.
The great things about songs is how everyone can interpret them to whatever they like.
The great things about songs is how everyone can interpret them to whatever they like.