Mattson's lyrics are driven by feeling, pure chaotic emotion, its oxymoronic that these lines formed out of chaos actually do make sense then, also it his highly interpretive based on the listener's own experience (Which is a good thing!)
Winter has come and it sets the narrator adrift: Now the snow will fall and the lover's call will be drenched out by the shattering of birds: (Wintertime is break up time, and love finding time)
Something interesting is going on in this piece as well, the narrator is trying to let himself into his lover's heart, but he's already inside it, 'As I knock your door from inside once more' which leads me to believe, he doesn't want to be let into her, but out, back into the world she occupies but that she has exiled him from with her love.
Mattson's lyrics are driven by feeling, pure chaotic emotion, its oxymoronic that these lines formed out of chaos actually do make sense then, also it his highly interpretive based on the listener's own experience (Which is a good thing!)
Winter has come and it sets the narrator adrift: Now the snow will fall and the lover's call will be drenched out by the shattering of birds: (Wintertime is break up time, and love finding time)
Something interesting is going on in this piece as well, the narrator is trying to let himself into his lover's heart, but he's already inside it, 'As I knock your door from inside once more' which leads me to believe, he doesn't want to be let into her, but out, back into the world she occupies but that she has exiled him from with her love.