A Sight to Behold
Capturing Love's Radiance: A Journey Through Devendra Banhart's Melodic Tapestry
Lyrics
It's a sight to behold
Expressing admiration for something visually impressive or noteworthy.
When you got small words to mold
Referring to the power of using concise or simple words to convey significant meaning.
And you can make 'em your own
Highlighting the ability to personalize and adapt simple words for one's own expression.
Still love it would be much better
Suggesting that love has the potential to enhance life significantly, based on common beliefs.
Love it would be much better
-I'm told
-It's like golden corn
Comparing something valuable or cherished to golden corn, emphasizing its beauty.
And I love its golden glow
Expressing admiration for the radiant quality of the golden glow associated with the mentioned thing.
It's the little head inside your little hold
Describing a creative or thoughtful aspect within a person, leading to the emergence of inspiring ideas.
And out spring some sparkling thoughts
-Still love it would be much better
Reiterating the belief that love has the potential to greatly improve life, emphasizing the repetition for emphasis.
Love it would be much better
-Love it would be much better
-Love it would be much better
-It's like finding home
Comparing a comforting feeling to finding home, particularly within the context of an old folk song.
In an old folk song
Emphasizing the familiarity and nostalgia associated with an old folk song.
That you've never ever heard
Expressing the paradox of recognizing and feeling connected to something unfamiliar (an old folk song).
Still you know every word
-And for sure you can sing along
-But love it would be much better
Continuing the theme of love's transformative power and its potential for improvement in life.
Love it would be much better
-Love it would be much better
-Love it would be much better
-I know, I know
Reaffirming the speaker's understanding or acknowledgment of the sentiments expressed.
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