Lyrics
Long ago my heart and mind
Reflecting on the past when both heart and mind collaborated.
Got together and designed
Collaboratively created an image or concept of an ideal girl.
A wonderful girl for me
Describing the ideal girl as wonderful, presumably tailored to the speaker's preferences.
Oh, what a fantasy
Expressing awe at the fantasy of this ideal girl.
Though the idol of my heart
Acknowledging the ideal girl as the object of the speaker's affection.
Can be ordered a la cart
Suggesting that this ideal person can be chosen selectively.
I wonder if she will be
Questioning whether the ideal girl will remain a fantasy or become a reality.
Always a fantasy
Contemplating if the ideal girl will always exist as a fantasy.
Will I ever find
Pondering the possibility of finding the girl envisioned in the speaker's mind.
The girl in my mind
Seeking the girl who perfectly matches the image in the speaker's mind.
The one who is my ideal?
Posing the question of whether she is the speaker's ideal.
Maybe she's a dream
Considering the ideal girl as a possible dream rather than a reality.
But yet she might be
Leaving room for the possibility that the ideal girl might exist.
Just around the corner waiting for me
Suggesting optimism that the ideal girl could be just around the corner.
Will I recognize
Questioning if the light in her eyes will be distinctive and recognizable.
The light in her eyes
Highlighting the importance of the unique light in her eyes.
No other eyes reveal
Speculating whether the speaker might unintentionally overlook the ideal girl.
Or will I pass her by
Expressing concern about not realizing that she was the ideal girl.
And never even know that she was my ideal?
Pondering the possibility of passing by the ideal girl without recognizing her.
Will I recognize
Repeating the question of whether the speaker will recognize the ideal girl.
The light in her eyes
Emphasizing the significance of the unique light in her eyes.
That no other eyes reveal?
Reiterating the fear of passing by the ideal girl without recognition.
Or will I pass her by
Pondering the possibility of not realizing that she is the speaker's ideal.
And never even know that she is my ideal?
Expressing the fear of never recognizing the ideal girl.
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