All the Rage Back Home
by
Interpol
Unraveling the tangled threads of love and longing, this poignant piece whispers tales of a turbulent relationship. The lyrics suggest a dance between two lovers, their connection marked by emotional highs and lows. The repeated lines "I keep falling, maybe half the time" could indicate the protagonist's struggle with his feelings - sometimes he's in love, other times he feels detached. The phrase "it's all the rage back home" perhaps suggests a yearning for simpler times or an acceptance that such emotional turmoil is an inevitable part of love. It paints a picture of love as a constant ebb and flow, yet despite its challenges, it remains irresistible - much like how trends 'rage' back home. #LoveTurbulence #EbbAndFlowOfEmotions
