Cold Blooded Love

Goblins from Mars' song 'Cold Blooded Love' delves into the complexities and emotional turmoil of a toxic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is devoid of warmth and compassion, described metaphorically as 'cold blooded.' This term suggests a relationship that is calculated, unfeeling, and perhaps even predatory. The repeated line 'Helps us break each other's hearts' underscores the mutual destruction that both parties inflict upon one another, highlighting the cyclical nature of their pain and suffering.

The song's imagery is powerful, with lines like 'I can feel your energy, most leaning down my spine' evoking a sense of tension and unease. This energy is not comforting but rather something that causes discomfort and fear. The reference to being 'animals of fear' as night falls suggests that the darkness brings out their worst instincts, making them act in ways that are harmful to each other. The coldness inside the narrator's head symbolizes the emotional numbness and detachment that has become a part of their relationship.

As the sun rises, the realization that 'we are always out of love' becomes apparent. The daylight brings clarity, revealing the emptiness and lack of genuine affection between them. The phrase 'there's no room for us here' signifies that their love cannot survive in the light of day, where truth and reality are unavoidable. This song captures the essence of a relationship that is fundamentally flawed, where love has turned into a mechanism for mutual heartbreak rather than a source of joy and connection.