This poignant piece captures the essence of longing and distance in a relationship. The metaphorical Atlantic represents the emotional gulf between two individuals, seemingly insurmountable. The birth of the Atlantic signifies the emergence of this divide, with its vastness overwhelming to one party, who feels isolated on an island. The repeated plea "I need you so much closer" underscores the yearning for closeness and intimacy that's currently out of reach. In essence, it's a vivid depiction of longing for connection in a relationship that's been strained by emotional or physical distance. This song beautifully encapsulates the universal human experience of yearning for closeness when it seems unattainable.
Transatlanticism
Lyrics
The Atlantic was born today, and I'll tell you how
The clouds above opened up and let it out
I was standing on the surface of a perforated sphere
When the water filled every hole
And thousands upon thousands made an ocean
Making islands, where no islands should go (oh no)
Most people were overjoyed, they took to their boats
I thought it less like a lake and more like a moat
The rhythm of my footsteps crossing flatlands to your door
Have been silenced forevermore
And the distance is quite simply much too far for me to row
It seems farther than ever before (oh no)
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
I need you so much closer
So come on, come on
So come on, come on
So come on, come on
So come on, come on
Writer(s): Benjamin Gibbard, Christopher Walla
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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