"Multi-Love" is a song by the band Unknown Mortal Orchestra, released in 2015. The lyrics reflect themes of romantic and emotional complexity, exploring the idea of being in love with multiple people simultaneously. The song begins with the line, "Checked into my heart and trashed it like a hotel room," which suggests that someone has entered the narrator's heart and caused emotional turmoil. The line "Who is your God, where is she?" questions the nature of love and the longing for a deep connection. The lyrics also mention the desire to be buried under a specific location in Austin, beneath Uchiko. This could be seen as a metaphorical representation of a desire to be fully immersed in love and passion. The chorus repeats the phrase "Multi-love," emphasizing the central theme of the song. It portrays the overwhelming nature of being in a multi-dimensional relationship, where the narrator finds themselves torn between different individuals or facets of love. The line "All of the others stalker daughters dragged her under" could refer to the burdens and complications of being involved with multiple people. The notion of minds being made up and Vicodin representing escapism indicates the struggles and challenges faced in navigating such complex emotions. The song acknowledges the chaos and confusion that can come with love, as well as the potential for personal growth and self-discovery. The line "It's not that this song's about her, most songs are about her" suggests that the song could be seen as a reflection on the intensity and power of love itself. Overall, "Multi-Love" explores the complexities of love, the challenges of navigating relationships with multiple people, and the personal growth and self-reflective journey that can arise from these experiences.
