Apollo
Apollo's Cosmic Revelation
Lyrics
She gets bored of the boy
She becomes disinterested in the boy
That was everything she thought she wanted
Initially, he fulfilled her desires but no longer
But soon she'll see it as a chore
She will soon view the relationship as a tedious task
Not quite her happy ending
The relationship didn't lead to her expected happiness
He was a spaceman, he brought her the stars
He metaphorically brought her wonderful things
But she'll still think of him
Despite this, she still reminisces about him
As she looks toward the cosmos
Reflecting on him while gazing at the universe
She tricked herself to seeing him at home
She convinced herself he belonged at home
Did you see that light?
A question about observing something extraordinary
Apollo
Reference to the mythical Greek god of light, music, and poetry
Man, it sure was bright
Expressing the brilliance of that event
Apollo
Reiterating the brightness and impact of the event
She gets bored of the boy
Repetition of her losing interest in the boy
That was everything she thought she wanted
Emphasizing her initial desire and subsequent dissatisfaction
No scenes of kissing in the rain
Desire for romanticized moments is absent
How else could she know she loves him?
Questioning how she could realize her love for him without clichés
He was a spaceman, he brought her the stars
Metaphorically, he brought her great things
But she's still looking past it
She's still seeking something beyond what he offered
As she looks toward the cosmos
Continuing to look for fulfillment in the vastness of the cosmos
She realized she'd already found it
Realizing that what she sought was already within
Did you see that light?
Repeated inquiry about witnessing something remarkable
Apollo
Referring to the dazzling nature of that event
Man, it sure was bright
Highlighting the brilliance and impact of the event again
Apollo
Reiteration of the brightness and significance of the event
Did you see that light?
Repeating the inquiry about observing something extraordinary
Apollo
Reiterating the reference to the god of light
Man, it sure was bright
Reiterating the brightness and impact of the event once more
Apollo
Continuing the emphasis on the brilliance and significance
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