Yonder

Klone's song 'Yonder' delves into themes of transcendence, unity, and the journey beyond the physical realm. The lyrics paint a picture of two individuals embarking on a journey into the 'great blue yonder,' a metaphor for an unknown, boundless space that is both unreal and wild. This journey represents a departure from the mundane and a step into a new, uncharted chapter of existence. The phrase 'sweet inception' suggests a beginning filled with promise and potential, hinting at a spiritual or emotional rebirth that will continue until the end of their lives.

The song also explores the idea of detachment from the physical body and the earthly constraints that bind us. Lines like 'floating outside our body shell' and 'entirely detached from our shade' evoke a sense of liberation from the material world. This detachment allows the individuals to spread light even when the sky is grey, symbolizing hope and resilience in the face of adversity. The act of 'enlightening fate' suggests that they are not just passive participants in their journey but active agents shaping their destiny.

A recurring theme in 'Yonder' is the deep connection between the two individuals. Despite the physical distance implied by 'You've never been so far from me,' there is an emotional closeness that transcends physical boundaries, as indicated by 'I've never felt so close to you.' This paradox highlights the strength of their bond, which is further emphasized by the idea of living in the moment and being free from the constraints of humankind. The repetition of 'Now we're gone away' reinforces the notion of leaving behind the old world and embracing a new, enlightened existence together.