This is our Hurricane Katrina / the apocalypse of the natural world [song]. When we get past the tipping point of what our species and our footprint has has done to the planet, and when there's no way to get back from it, being OK with the burning and the drowning and the waters rising and everything changing. And of us not being to evolve about what we've done to the planet, and what she has to do to heal herself and move on. It's a like happy-with-the-apocalypse song. It's also about enjoying the finite time we have here despite all this hatred and oppression and complexity; just trying to feel the natural world for a second.
Quoting Thomas Barnett:
This is our Hurricane Katrina / the apocalypse of the natural world [song]. When we get past the tipping point of what our species and our footprint has has done to the planet, and when there's no way to get back from it, being OK with the burning and the drowning and the waters rising and everything changing. And of us not being to evolve about what we've done to the planet, and what she has to do to heal herself and move on. It's a like happy-with-the-apocalypse song. It's also about enjoying the finite time we have here despite all this hatred and oppression and complexity; just trying to feel the natural world for a second.