Birds Of A Feather refers to the proverb “Birds of a feather flock together”, meaning people of similar qualities tend to stick together. Here KOLS applies that phrase to a strained relationship. I don’t know how this will be perceived by fans of this genre of music, but if you are after a more accessible/alternative interpretation of that proverb in music, Billie Eilish’s song of the same title does a pretty good job.
The beginning lines of both verses allude to a kind of unequal power dynamic, “by the name of my neck…” referring to the singer being handled like an animal, “sometimes I believe in god,,,” referring to fear as a factor in loyalty/faith.
Though empty words are exchanged in this relationship, there is a kind of substance between the two characters, shown in the outro verse. The two are bound by their insecurities, but inevitably time will separate them.
Audio systems are wasted on people who aren’t listening to this song…
Birds Of A Feather refers to the proverb “Birds of a feather flock together”, meaning people of similar qualities tend to stick together. Here KOLS applies that phrase to a strained relationship. I don’t know how this will be perceived by fans of this genre of music, but if you are after a more accessible/alternative interpretation of that proverb in music, Billie Eilish’s song of the same title does a pretty good job.
The beginning lines of both verses allude to a kind of unequal power dynamic, “by the name of my neck…” referring to the singer being handled like an animal, “sometimes I believe in god,,,” referring to fear as a factor in loyalty/faith.
Though empty words are exchanged in this relationship, there is a kind of substance between the two characters, shown in the outro verse. The two are bound by their insecurities, but inevitably time will separate them.
Audio systems are wasted on people who aren’t listening to this song…