Xiupill - Rope in a River

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I don't wanna see it
Tell the moon to not come
Tell the moon to not come no
'Cause
I don't wanna see it
'Cause my memory burns
'Cause my memory burns

Theres a pool full of blood in the sand
Almost dead almost stone in the crowd
It is safe it is not to come by
There's no wall that can cover this light

Is it hate a form of love?
There's a paradise for us?
Is it hate a form of love?
There's a paradise for us?
Is it hate a form of love?
There's a paradise for us?
Is it hate a form of love?
There's a paradise for us?

Throw a rope in a river
I don't wanna drown
It's crucial behavior
I don't wanna drown
Throw a rope in a river
I don't wanna drown
It's crucial behavior
I don't wanna drown
It's as if you never met me
Isn't hate a form of love
It's as if you never met me
Isn't hate a form of love

There's a pool full of blood in the sand
Almost dead almost stone in the crowd
It is safe it is not to come by
There's no wall that can cover this light

Is it hate a form of love?
There's a paradise for us?
Is it hate a form of love?
There's a paradise for us?

Throw a rope in a river
I don't wanna drown
It's crucial behavior
I don't wanna drown

Release Date: March 01, 2024

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"Rope in a River" by Xiupill is a haunting and introspective song that delves into themes of memory, love, and hate. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a dark and mysterious landscape, with references to pools of blood and the struggle to stay afloat in turbulent waters. The chorus, "Throw a rope in a river, I don't wanna drown," conveys a sense of desperation and a desire to cling to something tangible in the face of overwhelming emotions. The repetition of the question, "Is it hate a form of love? There's a paradise for us?" suggests a longing for understanding and resolution in the midst of inner turmoil. The haunting melody and ethereal vocals create a sense of unease and contemplation, making "Rope in a River" a powerful and evocative musical experience.