My favourite from the album and I never noticed the '(Your name like ice into my heart)' until reading here...anyway - I've no cryptic intepretation of this - it is what it is -
Post by acousticwarrior on Mar 30, 2017 20:27:52 GMT 1
I think it's about aging, which Robert has written about in Sinking, 39, and possibly others I'm forgetting. Glaringly obvious in this passage:
"But older than me now, more constant, more real. And the fur and the mouth and the innocence turned to hair and contentment, that hangs in abasement a woman now standing where once there was only a girl..."
Related to this amazing song but not to the lyrics, somebody can help to know what Robert is saying few seconds before the start of this song in the Entreat version?
Been curious about that for ages!
Thanks in advance.
There Was Nothing in the World that I Ever Wanted More than to Feel You Deep in My Heart...