X-Tasy
The High Violets Lyrics


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101 curves
Nothing particular
There's no design
Run to the white
There's no design
White lines crash
Stay... look at me fast
There's no design
Run to the white




There's no design

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of The High Violets' song X-Tasy can be interpreted in a few different ways, but one possible interpretation is that the song captures a feeling of adrenaline and excitement that comes from driving fast on winding roads. The "101 curves" could refer to a specific highway or route that has many twists and turns. The repetition of "there's no design" could suggest that the driving is not planned or calculated, but rather a spontaneous burst of energy and release. The lyrics "run to the white" may refer to the white lines on the road, which the driver is following as they navigate the curves. The phrase "look at me fast" could signify a desire to be noticed, or a feeling of invincibility as the driver takes risks.


Overall, the lyrics suggest a sense of exhilaration and danger that comes with pushing oneself to the limit. The High Violets' dreamy and ethereal instrumentation adds to the mystical quality of the song, emphasizing the idea that this experience is a departure from everyday reality.


Line by Line Meaning

101 curves
The road ahead is winding and unpredictable


Nothing particular
There is no specific purpose or objective in mind


There's no design
Things are happening randomly without any planned arrangement


Run to the white
Seeking a blank canvas or a fresh start


White lines crash
Signs of trouble are present, but they are being ignored


Stay... look at me fast
Trying to hold onto something fleeting and intense


There's no design
The chaos continues without any clear structure or direction


Run to the white
Still seeking a new beginning or an escape from the current situation


There's no design
The lack of order and purpose persists




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