Clear Eyes

Painted Moments: Unveiling the Emotional Tapestry of 'Clear Eyes' by Kaela
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Lyrics

It was just the once

Reflecting on a singular occurrence

But it was enough

Emphasizing the impact of that single experience

Fake it like you used to

Suggesting a need to pretend or act as in the past

What do you mean?

Seeking clarification on a statement

How do you dream?

Asking about the nature of one's dreams

I see with clear eyes tonight

Expressing a perception of clarity in vision

With clear eyes tonight

Reiterating the clarity in perception

We painted each other

Describing a shared artistic activity

Our eyes closed

Depicting a moment of intimacy with closed eyes

Hands on the page

Illustrating hands engaged in creative expression

The strokes came unhindered

Highlighting the unobstructed flow of artistic creation

How easy

Expressing the simplicity of perceiving someone's identity

To see your face

Commenting on the ease of recognizing a familiar face

I see with clear eyes tonight

Repeating the theme of clear vision

With clear eyes tonight

Emphasizing the continued clarity in perception

With clear eyes tonight

Reiterating the theme of clear vision

With clear eyes tonight

Stressing the persistence of clear perception

He’s not mine

Acknowledging the unavailability or unattainability of someone

He’s not anyone’s

Asserting the individual's lack of belonging to anyone

But we watched the lights go out

Recalling a shared experience of witnessing lights going out

He’s not mine

Reiterating the non-ownership of the person

He’s not anyone’s

Affirming the person's lack of belonging

But we turned the lights out

Recalling a joint action of turning off lights

We turned the lights out

Repeating the act of turning off lights for emphasis

We turned the lights out

Emphasizing the repetition of turning off lights

We turned the lights out

Reiterating the action of turning off lights

I see a paper doll in the window

Observing an inanimate representation in a window

Staring at me

Noticing a gaze from a paper doll

I see your mother waiting for her cup of tea

Witnessing the anticipation of someone's mother

Believe me I see how this ends

Anticipating the outcome of the situation

We’re just two lonely bookends

Describing a shared loneliness between two entities

We share a common goal

Acknowledging a common objective

But two halves don’t make a whole

Highlighting the inadequacy of incomplete parts

Checked boxes don’t fill a soul

Stating that fulfilling societal expectations does not bring fulfillment to the soul

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