A collaboration with Gallant and Eric Nam finds the Epik High rapper in a state of suspended, electric dread.
A collaboration with Gallant and Eric Nam finds the Epik High rapper in a state of suspended, electric dread.
The image of 'birds on a power line' does a lot of work.
It's precarious and exposed, a place where you're alive but not meant to stay, and the electricity is both a thrill and a threat.
A collaboration with Gallant and Eric Nam finds the Epik High rapper in a state of suspended, electric dread.
Love's either got you over heels or overdosed
The image of 'birds on a power line' does a lot of work. It's precarious and exposed, a place where you're alive but not meant to stay, and the electricity is both a thrill and a threat. That's the whole song right there.
The plea 'Baby, I want you to cave me in' is a surrender. He's asking to be buried under the feeling, to have the choice taken away so he won't 'have to admit it' or 'ask to forget it.' It's less about romance and more about needing an external force to stop the internal noise.
It flips a cliché into something darker and more literal in one breath, framing love as a potentially lethal dose.
The way the phrase 'entropy multiplies' sits in the verse, a cold scientific term for the chaos he feels building.
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You got me feeling like
Ooh
You get me lifted like
Let's go
These flies on my window are winners in a losing game
Dip, duck, roll, and hover
They barely see a season change
While you and me live like birds on a power line
Hands gripping, and our fingers fried
God bless those Northern lights
And our own devices, babe
Entropy multiplies
Clock's ticking and I'm mortified
'Cause in the back of my mind
In the back of my hemisphere
Baby, I want you to cave me in
So maybe I won't have to admit it
Baby, I want you to cave me in
So maybe I won't ask to forget it
Love's either got you over heels or overdosed
It's got you off your feet or on your toes
It's got you out your seat or in your place
It's got you digging it or your grave
Love's got you mad about or just about mad
It's got you in a crush or it's got you in a crash
What used to make your heart sing a hit, sing a smash
Will make you want to hit, wanna smash
Everything that you had into pieces
But love becomes clear when in pieces
What you couldn't see and hear during peace is
Why a heart becomes years into pieces
Yeah
Gravity makes wonders
But it also doesn't seem to wait
Float like clouds on water
Or waves across an open plane
'Cause you and me live like birds on a power line
Hands slipping and our fingers fried
God bless those Northern lights
And our own devices, babe
Entropy multiplies
Clocks ticking and I'm mortified
'Cause in the back of my mind
In the back of my hemisphere
Baby, I want you to cave me in
So, baby, I won't have to admit it
Baby, I want you to cave me in
So maybe I won't ask to forget it
I want it, I do
(Girl, cave me in, I won't say it again, I want you)
I want it, I do
I want it, I do, do, do, do
(Girl, cave me in, I won't say it again, I want you)
I want it, I do
(Girl, cave me in, I won't say it again, I want you)
I want it, I do
I want it, I do, do, do, do
(Just cave me in)
Ooh yeah I, ooh yeah, I do
A collaboration with Gallant and Eric Nam finds the Epik High rapper in a state of suspended, electric dread. The image of 'birds on a power line' does a lot of work. It's precarious and exposed, a place where you're alive but not meant to stay, and the electricity is both a thrill and a threat.
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