In "Sifters" Andrew Bird says "sound is a wave like a wave on the ocean." When a wave breaks on a shore it is, in essence, fatal to the wave. The shore is fatal to a wave. When a sound wave reaches an ear one could say that it "dies" like a wave would die when it hits a shore. Perhaps the recurring motif of the words "fatal shore" in Andrew Bird's music describe the meeting of music and the listener.
In Souverian Bird says:
"So here it comes, the chorus
You will never fear anymore
If you join our chorus
We will meet on a fatal shore."
The meeting of people and music, ie listeners and music players, dispels fear. They meet on the shores of the sender and the receiver.
In "Sifters" Andrew Bird says "sound is a wave like a wave on the ocean." When a wave breaks on a shore it is, in essence, fatal to the wave. The shore is fatal to a wave. When a sound wave reaches an ear one could say that it "dies" like a wave would die when it hits a shore. Perhaps the recurring motif of the words "fatal shore" in Andrew Bird's music describe the meeting of music and the listener.
In Souverian Bird says:
"So here it comes, the chorus You will never fear anymore If you join our chorus We will meet on a fatal shore."
The meeting of people and music, ie listeners and music players, dispels fear. They meet on the shores of the sender and the receiver.
"Are you a breather Mail receiver?"