Deep

Snakadaktal's song 'Deep' delves into the profound and often overwhelming nature of deep emotional connections. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of an intense, almost otherworldly bond that transcends ordinary communication. The 'quiet explosion' and 'raise of my pulse' suggest a powerful, visceral reaction to the thought of the other person, indicating a love or connection that is both exhilarating and consuming. The imagery of thunder and rain further emphasizes the tumultuous and uncontrollable nature of these feelings.

The recurring line 'We will only speak when I'm my sleep' suggests that this connection is so profound that it can only be fully realized in dreams, where the subconscious mind can explore depths that the waking mind cannot. This idea is reinforced by the phrase 'It’s too deep,' implying that the emotions involved are too intense to be fully expressed or understood in the waking world. The mention of the seas dividing them and dreaming to the depths adds a layer of longing and separation, hinting at a relationship that is both deeply connected and yet physically or emotionally distant.

The song also uses celestial and natural imagery, such as the 'moon is red' and 'fell to the ash,' to convey a sense of cosmic significance and inevitable decay. These elements suggest that while the connection is powerful and transformative, it is also fleeting and subject to the forces of nature and time. The repeated references to darkness and sparks highlight moments of clarity and connection that occur in the midst of this overwhelming depth, suggesting that true understanding and communication are rare and precious.