It's about a guy who accidentally trades his soul with/kills an angel.. Leaving himself their trapped alone.. All of the comments I've seen so far have been perfectly correct.heres an explanation:
The repetitive dialog starts with the angel searching for him. Trying to connect with him:
"Did you see me?" " come down on the sand and see(sea), believe me!"(she seeks him out with a sympathy for him to believe she is there/real)
Then man replies with acknowledgement:
"Did you see me?" "Waving it free in the tree? Believe me!) he sets his mind free, freeing her search and setting to her life in his mind. The believe in this verse is noted also as "relieve me!" He wants his payers anwered, or at least her.
She replies "Did you see me? Flying through the Galaxy" "relieve me."(or "release me".she was searching for him too.
I don't know if either the angel or the man are tricking the other, have found a broken love, or are pleading within themselves(the slip between release, relieve, and believe allow for open interpretation though,)
Through the break Down and ending the last two lyrics with a literate words stretched an interpretation.they switch roles...or oppose and set the other free, or just give on the other, betray the other( allowing more interpretation..)
"Did you see me, waiving(waving it free in the tree""believe me!"( concluded)("release me")
"Did you see me, come down on the sand and see! "Believe me"(release me?)(relieve me!)
The alternate lyrics aren't so important until after the breakdown, but that's what I worked out of it!
@Heeltoehole
In an alternated ending it makes sense you. One of the voices of the dialog is trapped in the tree( the other life/ not flying)(while the other is flying through the Galaxy.
@Heeltoehole
In an alternated ending it makes sense you. One of the voices of the dialog is trapped in the tree( the other life/ not flying)(while the other is flying through the Galaxy.
It's about a guy who accidentally trades his soul with/kills an angel.. Leaving himself their trapped alone.. All of the comments I've seen so far have been perfectly correct.heres an explanation:
The repetitive dialog starts with the angel searching for him. Trying to connect with him: "Did you see me?" " come down on the sand and see(sea), believe me!"(she seeks him out with a sympathy for him to believe she is there/real)
Then man replies with acknowledgement: "Did you see me?" "Waving it free in the tree? Believe me!) he sets his mind free, freeing her search and setting to her life in his mind. The believe in this verse is noted also as "relieve me!" He wants his payers anwered, or at least her.
She replies "Did you see me? Flying through the Galaxy" "relieve me."(or "release me".she was searching for him too.
I don't know if either the angel or the man are tricking the other, have found a broken love, or are pleading within themselves(the slip between release, relieve, and believe allow for open interpretation though,) Through the break Down and ending the last two lyrics with a literate words stretched an interpretation.they switch roles...or oppose and set the other free, or just give on the other, betray the other( allowing more interpretation..)
"Did you see me, waiving(waving it free in the tree""believe me!"( concluded)("release me") "Did you see me, come down on the sand and see! "Believe me"(release me?)(relieve me!)
The alternate lyrics aren't so important until after the breakdown, but that's what I worked out of it!
@Heeltoehole ter the breakdown
@Heeltoehole ter the breakdown
@Heeltoehole maybe traps or kills her, maybe takes her place... Saddest song ever though , for sure
@Heeltoehole maybe traps or kills her, maybe takes her place... Saddest song ever though , for sure
@Heeltoehole or maybe the angel tricks him and leaves HIM in a completely different place..
@Heeltoehole or maybe the angel tricks him and leaves HIM in a completely different place..
@Heeltoehole In an alternated ending it makes sense you. One of the voices of the dialog is trapped in the tree( the other life/ not flying)(while the other is flying through the Galaxy.
@Heeltoehole In an alternated ending it makes sense you. One of the voices of the dialog is trapped in the tree( the other life/ not flying)(while the other is flying through the Galaxy.
@Heeltoehole in essence the ending takes the beginning verses, to repeat and alternate them, but I'm obsessed with the alternate endings too!
@Heeltoehole in essence the ending takes the beginning verses, to repeat and alternate them, but I'm obsessed with the alternate endings too!
@Heeltoehole If you can see these feel free to comment. Totally my fav. Song
@Heeltoehole If you can see these feel free to comment. Totally my fav. Song