It is the sweet intoxication of desire, ever haunting and ever breathtaking. The song seems to hold onto the moment when Adam first fell in love with Eve in the Garden of Eden.
The intro of this song is truly marvelous. It captivates the listeners right from the beginning, introducing something new and refreshing. The mesmerizing intro melody of the song draws inspiration from 'After Hours,' a popular track by the talented artist, The Weeknd.
The song is about love, and I was captivated when I heard the singer mention a vermilion flower. The symphony of the music is out of this world and sounds truly beautiful. The slowed-down instrumental version on YouTube is even more nostalgic, making you reminisce about everything in your life.