I think it's a message from death itself. She rides a horse that wears blinders, meaning she arrives directly where she needs to. Nothing's going to stop her. Her eyes are shooting sparks, and in the obscurity of life, she's the only one who can make us see things with more clarity (if we are conscious about her). Not telling her father about her, because he's focused in his things is like a sinister wink from death... even if she says this, she reminds us: she lies in the shadows, she waits for everyone of us, "there's something there".
And to end the lyrics, in french: Dis qui tu es. Come on Baby, qui tu es!
It means: say who you are, come on baby, who are you?
I think it's a message from death itself. She rides a horse that wears blinders, meaning she arrives directly where she needs to. Nothing's going to stop her. Her eyes are shooting sparks, and in the obscurity of life, she's the only one who can make us see things with more clarity (if we are conscious about her). Not telling her father about her, because he's focused in his things is like a sinister wink from death... even if she says this, she reminds us: she lies in the shadows, she waits for everyone of us, "there's something there".
And to end the lyrics, in french: Dis qui tu es. Come on Baby, qui tu es! It means: say who you are, come on baby, who are you?
The mystery of life and death.
Lovely song.