Inside Blasts
Circulatory System Lyrics

Looping scenes over geometry
The imagery is used to describe how the circulatory system continually functions, moving blood through the body and following the natural geometries of the human form.

Midnight window
The time of night is not really important, but perhaps something significant is being seen or contemplated through a window that creates an introspective and meditative mood.

To foggy entrance
This might depict how blood moves in and out of the lungs, as if entering a misty or foggy space.

Small clutch on planes
This refers to how blood cells stick to the walls of blood vessels and capillaries to allow oxygen and other nutrients to be exchanged with cells in bodily tissues.

Wire, wood or spacing
Using these seemingly random words seems an attempt to emphasize the vast complexity and intricacy of the circulatory system, which is made up of innumerable interconnected vessels, cells and tissues.

Grains and sauces
This line is open to a few interpretations, but it could be seen as referring to the variety of nutrients and other molecules that the circulatory system transports throughout the body, much like how grains and sauces add texture and flavor to a dish.

Come from another city
This is another fairly abstract line, but it could mean that the substances transported by the circulatory system come from various parts of the body, like different districts in a city that contribute to its overall character.

Entirely different from the present time
Perhaps this means that the circulatory system is moving substances through the body so rapidly that they are like echoes of the past, or exist in another temporal realm altogether.

From the present time let's go
This line could be interpreted as a call to action or exploration, pushing the boundaries of what we know and understand about our own bodies.

To different worlds than you thought possible
The circulatory system influences every part of the body, and exploring its workings could reveal previously unknown aspects of human biology and medicine.

New tastes, wire, wood or planes
Similar to an earlier line, this emphasizes the incredible complexity and variety of the circulatory system, drawing connections between biology and artistry.

Looping, looping, looping, looping
This repetition probably emphasizes the constant, unending motion of the circulatory system.

You, thought you'd never live (to find)
This could refer to discovering something new or surprising about the circulatory system that we never thought possible.

All the thing inside, what about truth?
This is a complex line, but it seems to be asking what we truly know about the workings and nuances of the circulatory system, despite all we have discovered already.

It's something you don't often find
Expanding on the previous line, this suggests that there is still much to uncover and learn about the circulatory system and its impact on the human body.

Well, don't forget the sky
This could be interpreted as a call to remember the vastness and complexity of the world around us, including the workings of our own bodies.

Fools, if you're waiting on some paradise
This could be a critique of those who sit back and wait for things to happen without taking action or working to discover new things.

Don't forget your lives
This line is somewhat ambiguous, but it could be a reminder to stay grounded and not become too lost in abstract or complex ideas.

Because, we observe the myth tonight
This line is also open to interpretation, but it could mean that the circulatory system is something that we have always known about to some extent, but only through careful observation and discovery can we begin to unravel its mysterious workings.

Who wants to rise above these buildings?
This is another call to not be content with what we know or see around us, but to push further and strive for greater understanding.

Who wants to rise above their chemistry?
This could be interpreted as a call to transcend one's own physical self and become something greater, using the knowledge gained from studying biology and medicine to improve the human condition.

Tonight? Climb a tree and follow the stars
This line is playful and imaginative, but it could be interpreted as a call to adventure and a desire to explore the world around us, both physically and intellectually.