That’s true that the line is great although I am not sure what it means, it sounds very intellectual with a Freud’s reference and two nice plays on words, but should we be looking for more into it?
The song is quiet (it comes from ‘Acoustic Sessions’) and moves like a slow dream, a stoned lullaby that could be illustrating some mysterious and weird children’s book. I don’t know, but they talk about rainbows, chameleon and dinosaurs, weeds and willows, it sounds like a luxuriant and fun place, but they also want to bury their taxidermied dreams in gardens… a little creepy.
Their vocal harmonies over surfing guitars are subtle and melancholic, and the whole thing gives you the feeling you are haunting a smoggy, almost ethereal place, only lightened up by the moon.
And comparing the music to the Beatles’ may appear like a lazy thing to do, but there is no way Sean and Charlotte can escape it with these harmonies over mellow-sweet guitars, it is actually pretty close

