This track paints a vivid picture of a reckless lifestyle, fueled by the thrill of living in the moment. The phrase "Doing it to Death" could be interpreted as indulging in something excessively until it loses its appeal or becomes detrimental. The repeated line "We're double sixing it" could refer to taking risks, as double six is the highest roll in a dice game. However, this constant pursuit of adrenaline and pleasure seems to lead to an emptiness, suggested by the lines "the plans we're making are the shape of things that never come". Overall, it's a poignant exploration of hedonism and its eventual disillusionment.
