Fishtalk - Statues

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I'm playing statues for you
Vestige of an upset god
If I don't speak and I don't move
Then everything isn't lost

The rose of Sharon is blooming
Connected to a tank of tears
Baba Yaga is looking
If you turn around
Will I disappear

Far away you fly
You won't be the last
You won't be the last
Far away you fly
And if you meet the sun
Say a warm hello to him for me

The rose of Sharon is blooming
Baba Yaga is looking
I don't get mad anymore
I mend, I repair
And I can also crawl

Release Date: April 19, 2024

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"Fishtalk - Statues" is a hauntingly beautiful song that explores themes of loss, resilience, and transformation. The lyrics paint a picture of a person playing statues, frozen in time as a vestige of a god who is upset. The imagery of the rose of Sharon blooming and being connected to a tank of tears adds to the emotional depth of the song. The mention of Baba Yaga, a mythical figure from Slavic folklore, adds a sense of mystery and intrigue.

The song conveys a sense of longing and distance, with the narrator acknowledging that someone they care about is flying far away and may not return. Despite this, there is a sense of acceptance and a willingness to move forward and mend what has been broken. The repetition of the line "Far away you fly, you won't be the last" hints at a cycle of departures and reunions.

Overall, "Fishtalk - Statues" is a profound and introspective song that invites listeners to reflect on love, loss, and the passage of time. The haunting melody and poetic lyrics create a captivating listening experience that lingers in the mind long after the song has ended.