Weird Fishes/Arpeggi

The speaker feels powerfully drawn toward someone and decides to follow them, even though the path seems dangerous. The song moves from fascination and surrender to a sense of falling, being consumed, and finally escaping. This ending may suggest that reaching a low point brings a way out, though the escape is not explained.

The “deepest ocean” and “bottom of the sea” create an image of a hidden, unfamiliar place, where the speaker’s feelings seem to pull them. Being “turned into phantoms” could mean losing a clear sense of self or becoming ghostlike while following the other person. The worms and “weird fishes” make the speaker’s fate sound unsettling, as if they are being eaten or picked apart.

The lyrics leave open whether the speaker is describing a real relationship, an inner struggle, or a dreamlike experience. “Everybody leaves if they get the chance” sounds like a general belief about people, but “this is my chance” may refer to a chance to leave, to follow, or to change. The repeated movement between hitting bottom and escaping suggests both danger and release, without making clear what the speaker is escaping from.