Intro: all the trees stood like skeletons     silhouettes of spilled ink    and the snows fell in sheets and got wrapped around our feet we built the fire evermore with winter beating at the door     brother’s eyes were getting heavier    his bony hands cold and white    and I could hear his ragged breathing like the wind along a knife there beside him through the night in the hum of candlelight I no longer felt the time             brother woke just after midnight and he didn’t make a sound and as he climbed from out of bed with severed rings around his head his feet didn’t touch the ground I could feel it then a tiny miracle so I followed him into the woods crossed beneath the trees but only I left my prints in tow he was afloat found a lonely tree and tied himself within its limbs and he said to me these words: "don’t you fear for me I am where I’m supposed to be." and when I woke he was gone and I was wrapped in blankets on the lawn the sky was blue and my skin matched the hue and I could hear mother crying in your room from here on out I wear this face for both of us (2x) (2x) Finish on:

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une expérience troublante et mélancolique où l’on voit deux frères face à l’hiver. Alors que tout semble sombre et que la nuit s'étire, l'un d'eux fait l'expérience d'un moment mystique, s'élevant au-dessus du sol et s'unissant à un arbre, exprimant ainsi une acceptation de son destin. Le rêve et la réalité se mêlent alors que l'autre frère, perdu dans la tristesse, se réveille seul, enveloppé de couvertures et conscient de la douleur de sa mère. C'est une réflexion sur la perte, la connexion et la manière dont nous portons le poids de ceux que nous aimons.