We learn that they (I’m going to use they to refer to one of them or both of them – I don’t think that a distinction matters throughout the song as they seem to be experiencing the same thing) are peaceful lying there, despite feeling thousands of teeth from the hungry insects that are chowing down on them. Ok so the first stanza is a lot to digest (heheh) on its own. I’m going to do a top-down approach here and give you my interpretation right off the bat: I think that this song can be used to speak about having a partner who is there beside you, supporting you, and you help each other remain content and peaceful in the face of the world trying to destroy you. When the cattle’d show fear (So long, we’d become the flowers) When the weather gets hot (So long, we’d become the flowers) We’d feed well the land and worry the sheepĪnd they’d find us in a week (We’ll lay here for years or for hours) Your hand in my hand, so still and discreet If you sleep always like this, the flesh calmly going cold

I have never known color like this morning reveals to meĪnd you haven’t moved an inch such that I would not know

I have never known sleep like this slumber that creeps to me I’d be home with you, I’d be home with you Thrown here or found, to freeze or to thaw Our hunger’s appeased, our heart beats becoming slow I have never known hunger like these insects that feast on meĪ thousand teeth and yours among them, I know I have never known peace like the damp grass that yields to me I haven’t looked it up to see if there is an intended meaning discussed in a meeting or anything, but with music, that kind of thing can be interesting and give you a different perspective, but is not decisive and final in my opinion. But when I downloaded the whole album and listened to it a few more times, I started to get a different impression of what a meaning could be. At first when I heard a little preview of this song, I thought that it was really weird – are they actually rotting dead people talking about animals devouring them? Wow. I have some time now, so why not? First up is “In A Week” by Hozier featuring Karen Cowley. Or discussed this kind of thing with anyone. So I’ve always wanted to do some juicy song dissections, but I’ve never actually written any of them down.

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