Sinister: Slow grafitti interpretations

[The Cat's Pajamas]

Hi all,

I have't posted in ages.  For those of you who remember me, hello!  For 
those of you who don't, rest assured I'm long self exiled Sinister Royalty.

I was reading in some shit music magazine earlier this week about the "100 
saddest songs of all time".  One of the songs included was "Slow Grafitti" 
by none other than our beloved B+S.  The article referred to the song as a 
subtle story or a domestic tragedy.  I've never been able to make heads or 
tails of the lyrics besides realizing that the song is gorgeous.  Does 
anybody have a clue as to what kind of tragedy this mag was referring to?  
Obviously it's a sad song, but beyond that I couldn't figure anything out...

All right, back to the frozen wastes with me...

Jason

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