Ville on Heartkiller video onto youtube
Ripped and uploaded the Ville on Heartkiller video onto youtube for all those people not Stateside.
Legality first;
Transcript by me;
Heartkiller was originally called “The Biblical Sense,” it was one of the songs we wrote - one of the last ones from the album but it came together from little bits and bobs we’ve being playing around for months and months, which never found their own place and under the banner of Heartkiller they found a home. And it could actually be the first single, so I don’t know.
Yea, it’s just a direct song about, you know, letting your inner hermit go for a little bit and opening up the door for new possibilities and not being afraid of new things and thing that may hurt you. It just - walk into the scorching sun and just remembering to wear your shades. Reanimation is always a good symbolic value when it comes to being waken up from the dead by romance.
Chorus: “Sparks will fly beneath the luna alight/ Lazarus and frankensteins/ Babe, I’ll be a flatliner for a heartkiller/ Together we die above the lesser light", the lesser light being the moon, so it’s me saying we’re above the moon. It’s me trying to make Elvis Presley’s, "Let Me Be Your Teddy Bear", as complicated as possible, as always. It worked out that I’m always smiling when I’m singing that song, so in that sense, it worked out perfectly. And it’s also, lyrically, it’s kinda - it’s always interesting to myself that I do have the tendency of not having the courage to not being really direct. I was laughing at myself, finding myself in the same spot trying to say very simple things but again making them as complex as possible. The song is full of hope, and so is a lot of the album, and I guess that’s the difference with the last one we did, which was more doomy in its approach - I thought that all hope was lost but then again I accosted in the surprise that there may be a chance for a need to be more happy than in misery [This last line is a shot in the dark, I can’t really figure out what he says here... it may also be "a need to be more than half the man i used to be" ]
Sorry it's all out of sync and the audio's cut off. It's not like that when I ripped the video, I guess parts of it got lost in the youtube blackhole of cyberspace. Again, I apologize, perhaps someone will get a better rip of the video up on youtube instead.
Legality first;
Click to viewTranscript by me;
Heartkiller was originally called “The Biblical Sense,” it was one of the songs we wrote - one of the last ones from the album but it came together from little bits and bobs we’ve being playing around for months and months, which never found their own place and under the banner of Heartkiller they found a home. And it could actually be the first single, so I don’t know.
Yea, it’s just a direct song about, you know, letting your inner hermit go for a little bit and opening up the door for new possibilities and not being afraid of new things and thing that may hurt you. It just - walk into the scorching sun and just remembering to wear your shades. Reanimation is always a good symbolic value when it comes to being waken up from the dead by romance.
Chorus: “Sparks will fly beneath the luna alight/ Lazarus and frankensteins/ Babe, I’ll be a flatliner for a heartkiller/ Together we die above the lesser light", the lesser light being the moon, so it’s me saying we’re above the moon. It’s me trying to make Elvis Presley’s, "Let Me Be Your Teddy Bear", as complicated as possible, as always. It worked out that I’m always smiling when I’m singing that song, so in that sense, it worked out perfectly. And it’s also, lyrically, it’s kinda - it’s always interesting to myself that I do have the tendency of not having the courage to not being really direct. I was laughing at myself, finding myself in the same spot trying to say very simple things but again making them as complex as possible. The song is full of hope, and so is a lot of the album, and I guess that’s the difference with the last one we did, which was more doomy in its approach - I thought that all hope was lost but then again I accosted in the surprise that there may be a chance for a need to be more happy than in misery [This last line is a shot in the dark, I can’t really figure out what he says here... it may also be "a need to be more than half the man i used to be" ]
Sorry it's all out of sync and the audio's cut off. It's not like that when I ripped the video, I guess parts of it got lost in the youtube blackhole of cyberspace. Again, I apologize, perhaps someone will get a better rip of the video up on youtube instead.