This song, in the classic Kozelek-simplicity-way, beautifully captures that relationships practiced the way they are suppoused to be, that people acting toward one another in they way they are suppoused to act, really is not ideal. The common view of monogamous love is wicked, and not at all designed for the ultimate happiness. I\'m thinking: going to the movies, cooking together, reading together, and being codependent on one another. Instead: Kozelek wants to feel alive, and go outside, view the real life, and have some adventure, instead of this cozy, comfortable nightmare. \n\nAt least that is my interpretation, I think?
This song, in the classic Kozelek-simplicity-way, beautifully captures that relationships practiced the way they are suppoused to be, that people acting toward one another in they way they are suppoused to act, really is not ideal. The common view of monogamous love is wicked, and not at all designed for the ultimate happiness. I\'m thinking: going to the movies, cooking together, reading together, and being codependent on one another. Instead: Kozelek wants to feel alive, and go outside, view the real life, and have some adventure, instead of this cozy, comfortable nightmare. \n\nAt least that is my interpretation, I think?