The track utilizes minimalist and drone principles, developing through cyclical repetition rather than linear progression. Lyrically, the song was inspired by the image of a Berlin apartment, exploring the unstable space between closeness and distance. Evolving from an early instrumental cassette recording by the band when they were just a duo, the final track incorporates cello and tape loops, creating a trance-like state that pulls the listener in.
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