I'm not sure of the entire meaning but it has the band's vague Lynchian style of surrealism at its heart. The lyrics seem to convey a sense of loss and finality linking them to sex and extinction... the theme of the mosquitoes bites and being like a dinosaur fading into the nonsensical "Clack and Kabik" (a deathly fate because of a small seemingly meaningless thing like a bug bite that spreads a plague) at the hands of a divine feminine like mother earth... is trying to say something causality trumping free will and control... but it's interpretation is up to you.
I'm not sure of the entire meaning but it has the band's vague Lynchian style of surrealism at its heart. The lyrics seem to convey a sense of loss and finality linking them to sex and extinction... the theme of the mosquitoes bites and being like a dinosaur fading into the nonsensical "Clack and Kabik" (a deathly fate because of a small seemingly meaningless thing like a bug bite that spreads a plague) at the hands of a divine feminine like mother earth... is trying to say something causality trumping free will and control... but it's interpretation is up to you.