A wrong interpretation it may be, but this song's references to spacious freezers and little rooms for spouses makes me think of the story of Bluebeard, in which the titular character has a secret pantry to store his many wives' corpses. Except, of course, that the Bluebeard in this song doesn't appear to have actually been married to his "husbands" at all. What with their bodies being preserved alongside those of their sexual partners. And their children.
A wrong interpretation it may be, but this song's references to spacious freezers and little rooms for spouses makes me think of the story of Bluebeard, in which the titular character has a secret pantry to store his many wives' corpses. Except, of course, that the Bluebeard in this song doesn't appear to have actually been married to his "husbands" at all. What with their bodies being preserved alongside those of their sexual partners. And their children.