Life Goes Through You is a waltz that sounds like an old music box. Double bass, vibraphone - arpeggios and dense vocals create a melancholic mood supported by recordings of sea surf and buckets being dragged rhythmically Read more
Life Goes Through You is a waltz that sounds like an old music box. Double bass, vibraphone - arpeggios and dense vocals create a melancholic mood supported by recordings of sea surf and buckets being dragged rhythmically across the floor. The siren-like singing in the chorus forms a euphoric counterpoint. The song tells of the traces that life leaves behind over time. It expresses the idea of life as a series of fleeting, often chaotic moments that pass through and change us.
Life goes through you describes the disorienting and sometimes imperfect nature of human existence. Despite these challenges, there is a robust heartbeat that carries us forward - meaning that no matter what happens, we keep on going, through the ups and downs of life, and this perhaps emphasizes the perseverance and the creative power of the human spirit.
Life goes through you describes the disorienting and sometimes imperfect nature of human existence. Despite these challenges, there is a robust heartbeat that carries us forward - meaning that no matter what happens, we keep on going, through the ups and downs of life, and this perhaps emphasizes the perseverance and the creative power of the human spirit.
