This song is unique as the narrator is atypical and it's a genuine romantic song with morbid undertones. The lyrics play with double meanings and metaphores. The narrator is asking her lover (or sugesting he will do so) to kill her and leave her in the water "against the stream" so her body will be "In Motion" and "a hundred world will see" her passing by. It's likely a methapor ("use your mind") of how some love relationship can be hurtful, painful or even dangerous.
This song is unique as the narrator is atypical and it's a genuine romantic song with morbid undertones. The lyrics play with double meanings and metaphores. The narrator is asking her lover (or sugesting he will do so) to kill her and leave her in the water "against the stream" so her body will be "In Motion" and "a hundred world will see" her passing by. It's likely a methapor ("use your mind") of how some love relationship can be hurtful, painful or even dangerous.