'When we feel ...' -- I think this is a universal voice, meaning it applies to anyone. When we come to a realization.
'When we feel a stone' -- I interpret "stone" as something like a millstone around your neck. When we come to the realization of another's deep feelings/expectations of us (and we don't feel the same), there's pressure and discomfort. There's a weight and a burden; a millstone around your neck.
'We can roll ourselves over 'cause we're uncomfortable' -- We can ignore and hide our realization. From the other person and perhaps from ourselves (but not completely).
'Oh well, the devil makes us sin. But we like it when we're spinning in his grin' -- This is signifying our desires towards lust, pleasure, gratification -- at the cost of denying the truth and continuing the cycle which will never lead to fulfillment. Even so, we like it. We might feel powerless to stop it. I see this as applying to possibly both parties.
'Love is like a sin, my love. For the one that feels it the most.' -- The one who feels love the most is the one who has introduced a burden which places a millstone around the neck of the other, or around both of their necks.
'Look at her with her eyes/smile like a flame. She will love you like a fly will never love you again.' -- This is directed towards the one who is in love: realize the truth. You are trapped in a cycle of pleasure/pain. The other is trapped in a cycle of pleasure/unease. Your love will never be realized.
I think it is "stone" and not "storm".
'When we feel ...' -- I think this is a universal voice, meaning it applies to anyone. When we come to a realization.
'When we feel a stone' -- I interpret "stone" as something like a millstone around your neck. When we come to the realization of another's deep feelings/expectations of us (and we don't feel the same), there's pressure and discomfort. There's a weight and a burden; a millstone around your neck.
'We can roll ourselves over 'cause we're uncomfortable' -- We can ignore and hide our realization. From the other person and perhaps from ourselves (but not completely).
'Oh well, the devil makes us sin. But we like it when we're spinning in his grin' -- This is signifying our desires towards lust, pleasure, gratification -- at the cost of denying the truth and continuing the cycle which will never lead to fulfillment. Even so, we like it. We might feel powerless to stop it. I see this as applying to possibly both parties.
'Love is like a sin, my love. For the one that feels it the most.' -- The one who feels love the most is the one who has introduced a burden which places a millstone around the neck of the other, or around both of their necks.
'Look at her with her eyes/smile like a flame. She will love you like a fly will never love you again.' -- This is directed towards the one who is in love: realize the truth. You are trapped in a cycle of pleasure/pain. The other is trapped in a cycle of pleasure/unease. Your love will never be realized.