Holiday

Discovering the Hidden Harmony: Bee Gees' 'Holiday' Meaning Unveiled
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Lyrics

Oh you're a holiday, such a holiday

Expressing admiration for the person addressed, likening them to a holiday, signifying joy and happiness.

Oh you're a holiday, such a holiday

Reiteration of the admiration and joy associated with the person, emphasizing the holiday-like quality.


It's something I thinks worthwhile

Stating that the relationship or connection is valuable and worth considering.

If the puppet makes you smile

Suggesting that as long as the person brings joy (like a puppet making one smile), the relationship is worthwhile.

If not then you're throwing stones

Indicating that criticism or negativity (throwing stones) occurs if the person does not bring happiness.

Throwing stones, throwing stones

Repetition of the idea of criticism or negativity, emphasizing its impact.


Ooh it's a funny game

Describing the relationship as a peculiar or amusing game.

Don't believe that it's all the same

Warning against the belief that all relationships are the same.

Can't think what I've just said

Expressing difficulty in recalling or understanding recent statements.

Put the soft pillow on my head

Seeking comfort or escape from confusion, possibly through sleep ("soft pillow on my head").


Millions of eyes can see

Highlighting the visibility of one's actions to others.

Yet why am I so blind

Expressing a paradoxical blindness despite the awareness of being observed.

When the someone else is me

Referencing an internal conflict or duality where the speaker is someone else.

It's unkind, it's unkind

Describing this internal conflict as unkind.


Yet millions of eyes can see

Reiterating the paradox of being seen by many but feeling blind to oneself.

Yet why am I so blind

Repeating the theme of internal conflict and lack of self-awareness.

When the someone else is me

Reiterating the unkind nature of the internal conflict.

It's unkind, it's unkind


Ooh you're a holiday, every day , such a holiday

Restating the holiday-like quality of the person, emphasizing its constant nature ("every day").

Now it's my turn to say, and I say you're a holiday

Declaring that it is now the speaker's turn to express that the person is a holiday.

It's something I thinks worthwhile

Reiterating the value of the relationship if it brings joy (similar to lines 4-5).

If the puppet makes you smile

Reiterating the importance of the person's ability to bring happiness, mirroring line 5.

If not then you're throwing stones

Repeating the idea that criticism or negativity arises if the person does not bring joy, echoing lines 6-7.

Throwing stones, throwing stones

Reiteration of the concept of criticism or negativity, similar to lines 6-8.

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