My interpretation is that the female who is "in love with the moon" is a werewolf, the singer has silver bullets, 13 is traditionally a witches number, and silver is said to burn werewovles. Monkshood is also known as "wolfsbane" and the word "-bane" is a suffix of a herb that causes aversion/harm in whatever the prefix is. Also Aconitum/Monkshood is one of the deadliest plants in the British Isles (actually all of Europe) and was used to poison wolves, hence the name. Rye was supposed to be a holy herb because monks ate it, they used to think that it would repel "satanic" creatures. So, from my pov, it's a love story about someone who thinks from the girl's agelessness, and strange behaviour, that she might be either a werewolf or a representation of the uncanny/the unknown, perhaps even just an unexpectedly aggressive female (witches and werewolves tended to be outspoken or unusual women because society didn't expect women to have opinions or emotions). But I don't actually know 😅 I'm just guessing based on folklore and my own imagination.
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I love this! With all its mystique and artsiness :)
Excelente!!
Saw these guys at cornerstone many years ago. Glad to see they are still making awesome music/videos.
absolute banger!
Sorry to say this is too much....n I don't want to watch it again....
These guys should do a project with Randy Rose!
🤯🖤🤟
I like the song. I don't get the meaning though.
My interpretation is that the female who is "in love with the moon" is a werewolf, the singer has silver bullets, 13 is traditionally a witches number, and silver is said to burn werewovles. Monkshood is also known as "wolfsbane" and the word "-bane" is a suffix of a herb that causes aversion/harm in whatever the prefix is. Also Aconitum/Monkshood is one of the deadliest plants in the British Isles (actually all of Europe) and was used to poison wolves, hence the name. Rye was supposed to be a holy herb because monks ate it, they used to think that it would repel "satanic" creatures.
So, from my pov, it's a love story about someone who thinks from the girl's agelessness, and strange behaviour, that she might be either a werewolf or a representation of the uncanny/the unknown, perhaps even just an unexpectedly aggressive female (witches and werewolves tended to be outspoken or unusual women because society didn't expect women to have opinions or emotions).
But I don't actually know 😅 I'm just guessing based on folklore and my own imagination.
it is a statement about /against superstition and xenophobia
I hope thats not his normal dress on stage or out and about.
Lost in translation
No offense but I don't get this one
How was this song pointing anyone to Jesus Christ?