"Outside of Me" - an ambivalent, impenetrable state, whose facets are fully illuminated, played out, and recombined in the associations of "one of our best lyricists." If there is an "Outside of Me," there must also be an "Outside of You": Is the space in between where love becomes possible - or missed? And when is one, man or woman, "beside oneself"? In lamenting the "day's work," there is a comfort in fragility for the beginning of the night. What does it feel like to be "with me without me"? "When death behaves like life, I could abolish myself..." "Outside of Me" senses, in the hymnic celebration of the senses as well as in the psalm-like.