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I think this is a song that a guy is singing about a girl he used to be with and love, and conitnues to love. He accepted her for all that she was and wanted to be with her, but she dodn't take him to be worth her while, maybe used him for a bit in a selfish way. And now, he's heard about her , her ambitions and achievements. He nows that these won't last and so he tells her that he'l be around for her when she's done.

To me it's sounds like the addiction is talking to the addicted. More like heroin, personified, talking to the junkie that's shooting it. Or it could be about a dealer talking about some of his junkies.

"Your Story" is a truly inspiring song. Love the lyrics! Each line of the lyrics of very motivational and inspiring. Marie Helen is a fantastic songwriter and this song in my opinion highlights her signature style of positive and inspiring lyrics filled with deep thoughts.

Bloodfeather is a song about a man who is in love with a woman who is beautiful but a seasoned drug addict. Throughout the song there is dark inuendo that he has chosen to join her in her addition to prove his love to her. Terms like steady your aim girl I know you wont miss is her hitting him up. You know what you're doing you know that it hurts. Ill follow you down to the edge of this earth in the name of love. In the 3rd part of the chorus if nobodys there and its cold I'll die for you is him offering his last fix to get her well rather than himself. In rhe end of the song he pleads be my death or my forever either way he will follow her no matter what.

This is such a beautiful yet sombre song, sung with detachment by Sarah Cracknell and haunted by a contrast of humdrum normality (with hair-dos like mine; picked up her shoes from the red brick stairway) and surreal images (Rain falls like Elvis' tears; Just like a harpsichordist she moves). The name 'Hobart Paving' - possibly referring to a paving company in Croydon - is likewise both surreal and mundane.

I believe the girl wants to be saved. To be caught. She is on a train platform waiting for the train; perhaps all she can see is an advert for Hobart Paving. Its profound sadness, pessimism and exhaustion suggest finality - suicide, possibly.

I could be way off base, but I interpret the song to be about rain, and how she isn't going to leave California anytime soon, so she'll be there when at last the rain comes, and what a blessed event it will be.