The words to this joyful bliss-inducing tune seem centered around the desire to worship [a god, nature, a lover, whatever], yet doesn't filter out doubt ["can you never stop?" "could there ever be more than one?"] or the memory of what one enjoyed about their life before they were in love/worship ["remember the bright side of midnight" "attraction of fame"]. You could surely read a lot into some of the other lines if you wanted but that's the gist of it, to me. This song can take you places, and does it while being a bit vague, lol...kinda like the confusion that love/worship can cause.
@brandon ed I like your comment :) I love the sound of the song but had no idea what most of the lyrics were, so it was surprising to come here and find they are so deep.
@brandon ed I like your comment :) I love the sound of the song but had no idea what most of the lyrics were, so it was surprising to come here and find they are so deep.
The words to this joyful bliss-inducing tune seem centered around the desire to worship [a god, nature, a lover, whatever], yet doesn't filter out doubt ["can you never stop?" "could there ever be more than one?"] or the memory of what one enjoyed about their life before they were in love/worship ["remember the bright side of midnight" "attraction of fame"]. You could surely read a lot into some of the other lines if you wanted but that's the gist of it, to me. This song can take you places, and does it while being a bit vague, lol...kinda like the confusion that love/worship can cause.
@brandon ed I like your comment :) I love the sound of the song but had no idea what most of the lyrics were, so it was surprising to come here and find they are so deep.
@brandon ed I like your comment :) I love the sound of the song but had no idea what most of the lyrics were, so it was surprising to come here and find they are so deep.