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We think your country is: Germany Change Country. Voice, range: Eb4-Eb6 Piano Guitar. Miike Snow. Reach the city steps tonight following the power lines.

View All. My Interpretation It's pretty obvious, I think, that this song is about a man the singer who's in love with a girl they're not necessarily in a relationship , but she probably doesn't feel quite the same way and sleeps with another man.

Other lines which suggest it's about Silvia sleeping with someone are: "When the lights go out" and "someone else on your skin" obstacle2 on February 21, Link. No Replies Log in to reply. My Interpretation I don't think drugs have anything to do with it. All the lyrics fit perfectly with the narrative that: Silvia is a very desirable yet unattainable woman who has left a trail of broken hearts, the singer among them.

The video affirms this because all the men in the video are the sad heartbroken lovers she has left in her wake, and they burn an effigy of a heart at the end. I had an experience exactly like this and the song evokes it perfectly; I have since grown and realized that I was too needy at that time and had to figure out how to fill the emptiness within myself rather than looking to a woman to do it.

EverWiser on May 18, Link. General Comment Love could easily be compared to a dangerous drug. Although it makes one blissful, in return it can also create vulnerability, despondency, and not to mention it is hard to get over just like an addiction. After he reaches the city, he and Silvia then go to a bar. He uses this metaphor to add to the mood of the song which is overall dark and surreal as an eclipse would be.

The couple does not have enough money to purchase the drugs from this unnamed man they met at the bar. It is suggested that they are forced to use her body to get what they want. Nonetheless, this line states that Silvia is hesitant to sell herself to the man because she has emotions for the narrator. He has emotions for her, but the will to get the drugs may be too much for him to handle and he does not know what to say to her. He is split in his decisions; on one hand he does not want her to do this but on the other he has a strong desire to get the drugs from him.

Silvia is breaking him down by being with another man and the narrator becomes sarcastic about it. He knows she will not have fun doing this but he says it out of spite anyways because he is jealous and angry with her.

This signifies the end of the flashback, and he is now in reality. The flashbacks purpose was to give the narrator a chance to figure out how he ended up in this situation.

She possibly had an overdose from the drugs and is now dying. Silvia has had enough and just wants her life to end by this point and the narrator is witnessing it all. The power lines are what led him to Silvia and now there is no light to lead him back to where he came from. He becomes completely lost and the scene becomes dark and hopeless. He may have realized that she is now dead and loved her when she was alive. He damns himself the first time for meeting her, the second time for getting involved with her, and the third time for letting her get him involved in drugs.

He may have known all along that drugs would ultimately do this to them which is why he is damning himself. He has lost Silvia and she has left him with a drug addiction. The drugs ultimately tore their relationship apart, but in return also may have made him realize that he was in love with her due to the fact that he does not mention or admit that he loves her until she is dead.

The drugs were the driving force though out the relationship causing him jealousy, insecurity, and realization that he loved her. Although it is unclear which drugs are actually being used, it is ironic that the name Silvia is close to the drug salvia by just one letter.

Most likely salvia was not the drug being abused in the song because it cannot cause a fatal overdose. Salvia, however, is an extraordinary visionary drug which induces realization and self-reflection in the individual who uses it. This is ironically what Silvia has done to the narrator by the end of the song. Lyrics: Reach the city steps tonight Following the power lines Met a man bar-side With eclipses for eyes And you tell yourself you wont let them touch Did I say too much Did I say enough?

I don't know Silvia I don't know Silvia Circle round the room still Have fun breaking my will I know I cant have you here With someone else on your skin And its all my fault for not getting off so you made it start, can you make it stop?