@silburyhill Thank you for this hint. I researched a little more: The Velvets are beautiful and seductive vampires who need the warmth of others to survive. The catch is that the victim has to give him/herself voluntarily. So this fits perfectly into the thesis that the song is about past lovers as hinted by the quote on top of this discussion.
@silburyhill Thank you for this hint. I researched a little more: The Velvets are beautiful and seductive vampires who need the warmth of others to survive. The catch is that the victim has to give him/herself voluntarily. So this fits perfectly into the thesis that the song is about past lovers as hinted by the quote on top of this discussion.
"The Velvets" refer to characters in Neil Gaiman's tv series/novel Neverwhere...
@silburyhill Thank you for this hint. I researched a little more: The Velvets are beautiful and seductive vampires who need the warmth of others to survive. The catch is that the victim has to give him/herself voluntarily. So this fits perfectly into the thesis that the song is about past lovers as hinted by the quote on top of this discussion.
@silburyhill Thank you for this hint. I researched a little more: The Velvets are beautiful and seductive vampires who need the warmth of others to survive. The catch is that the victim has to give him/herself voluntarily. So this fits perfectly into the thesis that the song is about past lovers as hinted by the quote on top of this discussion.