Sahara Mahala Lyrics

Lyric discussion by everestdesign 

Cover art for Sahara Mahala lyrics by Jezabels, The

Sahara Mahala, essentially means The Greatest Desert Slum. I think its used symbolically here to represent the empty, barren feeling of missing someone who's far away, either physically or emotionally. Perhaps even someone who is dead. There also seems to be a theme of anti-climax here. "I've walked a 1,000." "It seems I've waited...for the moment of completeness." In short, I think the song is about being without someone who brings life to your desert. And that sometimes the distant can play tricks on your mind, like "these visions", perhaps like a desert oasis. The trick being, you make the person into a complete fantasy with anticipation, making a vision of who you think they are or what they are doing based on the time you actually spent with the person, rather than who they really are. Maybe they're a complete jack wagon. :)

My Interpretation

Some of the lyrics are off. I was just guessing on some of the stuff. I found this online and it seems to be closer. Sorry!

How long, its seems I've waited I've walked a thousand, to see you to heaven, to see you, where heather grows And I know - know you divide between bringing in the light, playing in the height of the sky With sweet hope, and playing in the pools where the broken lines of your love meet You take me on your shoulder, Sahara Mahala

And I know I want to be with you all...