i'm thinking that it is an old couple (hair, old, long), with flashbacks to their younger days?
maybe they are not in love and maybe they never really were.
but they remain.
or maybe he loves her more than she ever loved him. (i was only for to die beside) (i was only for your very space) (wake up to your starboard bride who goes in and then stays inside)
starboard is the steering side of a ship i think..
i'm really not sure but it sounds so sad.
the voicemail sounding thing at the end seems to say (something like)
...really great..sorry darling...i can't really do it.
I get a similar vibe from this. Or might just be a couple heading towards a break-up. Obviously the narrator here has seen this coming, and is now trying to explain why it's for the best.
I get a similar vibe from this. Or might just be a couple heading towards a break-up. Obviously the narrator here has seen this coming, and is now trying to explain why it's for the best.
"There's a fire going out, but there's really nothing to the south."
"There's a fire going out, but there's really nothing to the south."
Also in the beginning it describes a dying relationship:
Also in the beginning it describes a dying relationship:
"Just have to keep a dialogue. Teach our bodies: haunt the cause."
"Just have to keep a dialogue. Teach our bodies: haunt the cause."
To me that says they have nothing to talk about and no lust, but they've just kept it going because you get used to a relationship and it's hard to leave it behind.
"I was only for to die beside"
This says that he thinks she only stuck with him because they're too old to find someone new to spend the rest of their lives with. Or at least they or she feels that way.
i'm thinking that it is an old couple (hair, old, long), with flashbacks to their younger days? maybe they are not in love and maybe they never really were.
but they remain. or maybe he loves her more than she ever loved him. (i was only for to die beside) (i was only for your very space) (wake up to your starboard bride who goes in and then stays inside) starboard is the steering side of a ship i think.. i'm really not sure but it sounds so sad.
the voicemail sounding thing at the end seems to say (something like) ...really great..sorry darling...i can't really do it.
I get a similar vibe from this. Or might just be a couple heading towards a break-up. Obviously the narrator here has seen this coming, and is now trying to explain why it's for the best.
I get a similar vibe from this. Or might just be a couple heading towards a break-up. Obviously the narrator here has seen this coming, and is now trying to explain why it's for the best.
"There's a fire going out, but there's really nothing to the south."
"There's a fire going out, but there's really nothing to the south."
Also in the beginning it describes a dying relationship:
Also in the beginning it describes a dying relationship:
"Just have to keep a dialogue. Teach our bodies: haunt the cause."
"Just have to keep a dialogue. Teach our bodies: haunt the cause."
To me that says they have nothing to talk about and no lust, but they've just kept it going because you get used to a relationship and it's hard to leave it behind.
"I was only for to die beside"
This says that he thinks she only stuck with him because they're too old to find someone new to spend the rest of their lives with. Or at least they or she feels that way.