Hey Girl

Unspoken Emotions: Decoding Colors' 'Hey Girl' Narrative
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Lyrics

She’s starring down the doorway

She's focused on the doorway, possibly waiting or anticipating something.

I look up she looks my way and with my eyes

When the narrator looks at her, she returns the gaze.

I see there’s gotta be some kind of way

The narrator perceives a need for communication or resolution.

But she says nothing and that’s all she has to say

Her silence speaks volumes; she communicates without words.

I wish I could make it black and white like day

The narrator wishes to simplify the situation, to make it clear.

And night that’s all she understands

She comprehends things only in extremes, not nuances.

But it’s not about a picture, not a picture

It's not about a literal image or representation.

It’s the opening of these two hands

It's about vulnerability or openness.


Hey girl hey girl you don’t wanna live your life alone

Encouragement for her not to live a solitary life.

Hey girl hey girl you gotta find something on your own

Encouraging her to seek her own path or passion.

If you find what you find brings you sorrow

Acceptance that sometimes discoveries lead to pain.

We’re gonna think about things tomorrow

Postponing reflection or dealing with issues until later.


What she hasn’t told me I already know

The narrator knows something undisclosed by her.

And everything she’s holding she should have shown

She's keeping things hidden that should have been shared.

And I say something like “I can’t take this anymore”

The narrator expresses an inability to tolerate the situation further.

And she said just to let her be

She requests space or freedom to handle things herself.


Is there anything you wanna say? I say to her

The narrator seeks her thoughts or feelings.

Is there something I can do?” cuz about the time

The narrator offers assistance or support.

Both our feet are gonna hit the floor

Implies readiness to move forward together.

That’s when I’m gonna be free

Anticipation of personal liberation when they act together.

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