Deftones: Digital Bath Meaning

Digital Bath Lyrics

you move like I want to
to see like your eyes do
we are downstairs where
no one can see
new life break away
tonight I feel like more
tonight I
you make the water warm
you taste foreign
and I know you can see
the cord break away
cause...

1. anonymous

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   Jan 5th 2014 !⃝

   This song is about someone dropping something electrical into a bathtub with a girl in it and killing her. Hence the title DIGITAL BATH. (Chino Moreno said this himself)
2. anonymous

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   Jun 19th 2013 !⃝

   It's about a guy and a girl about to/having sex, and he's talking about his lust/passion for her.
   
   You move like I want to, to see like your eyes do- He admires how she moves, her mannerisms, how she "does it", etc.
   
   We are, downstairs where no one can see- They're downstairs alone where nobody can find or interrupt them
   
   New life break away- Maybe about her getting pregnant?
   
   Tonight I feel like more- He can't get enough of her
   
   You make the water warm, you taste foreign, and I know you can see the chord break away-He's saying how she makes everything better, "warmer", more comfortable.
   
   (Chorus)- Again, he can't get enough of her, he's not satisfied, he wants more.
   
   You breathed, and then you stopped
   I breathed then dried you off- I think this might be suggesting their sexy time is over
   
   (Chorus) Self explanatory
   
   So, after reading into these lyrics, I think they took a bath together downstairs, which explains that she makes the water warm and that he dried her off after they "stopped." And the song is called "Digital Bath." Ok it's all coming together now. It's about a man and a woman having an intense bath together.

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