The Feeling

Lost Frequencies' song 'The Feeling' captures the essence of a fleeting, euphoric moment shared between two people. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and intensity, as the protagonist is caught in a whirlwind of emotions under the open skies. The repeated line 'And the feeling goes on' suggests a continuous, overwhelming sensation that the protagonist experiences, which is both exhilarating and slightly daunting. The mention of 'sippin' on our highs' implies that they are indulging in the moment, perhaps with the help of intoxicants, or simply the natural high of the experience.

The song also touches on the theme of impermanence and the desire to escape reality. The lines 'We fly into the night and fight the break of dawn' and 'tomorrow we are gone' reflect a wish to prolong the night and the feelings it brings, while also acknowledging that this intense connection is temporary. The internal conflict is evident in the line 'I should run,' indicating a rational awareness that this might not end well, yet the feeling is too strong to resist.

Lastly, the song delves into the bittersweet nature of such ephemeral experiences. The lyrics 'I hold on to let go' and 'I hate that we're leaving' express the struggle between holding on to the moment and the inevitable need to let go. The freedom and the heartbeats are cherished, yet there's a hint of sadness in the departure. Lost Frequencies, known for their melodic and emotive electronic music, encapsulates the highs and lows of a passionate encounter that is destined to be a memory.