Ur Eyes
Unveiling Hidden Beauty: Mollie Coddled's 'Ur Eyes' Tale
Lyrics
Like a rose in the Moonlight
Comparing the subject's beauty to a rose in moonlight, suggesting a delicate and enchanting quality.
Her beauty never dies
Highlighting the timeless nature of her beauty.
Don't look twice
Advising against giving a second look, possibly to avoid revealing admiration.
or she might realise
Cautioning that prolonged observation might make her aware of attention.
Her beauty was suppressed
Implies that her beauty was overshadowed or suppressed.
By your frosty eyes
Attributing the suppression to the observer's cold or unfriendly gaze.
Shed some light on the fact that she's cold
Suggesting that shedding light on her cold demeanor might lead to her blossoming into something beautiful.
And she might blossom into something beautiful
Encouraging the observer to open up and see the potential beauty beyond the initial impression.
Open your eyes and look around you
Encouraging a broader perspective to find what is sought after.
Or you won’t find what you’ve been searching for
Warning that without opening one's eyes, the desired object may not be found.
How can how you be so blind?
Expressing surprise or disbelief at the observer's apparent blindness.
It’s right in front of your eyes.
Stating that the object of interest is right in front of the observer's eyes.
She longs for a caring touch
Expressing a desire for affection or care.
But no one really cares that much
Indicating a lack of genuine concern from those around.
You picked her petals till your love went wrong
Metaphorically describing the damage caused by the observer to the subject's love.
But now she’s somewhere that she don't belong
Highlighting that the subject is now in an undesirable place due to the observer's actions.
Open your eyes and look around you
Repeating the advice to open one's eyes and broaden the perspective.
Or you won’t find what you’ve been searching for
Reiterating the risk of not finding what is sought without proper observation.
How can how you be so blind
Re-emphasizing the surprise or disappointment at the observer's apparent blindness.
It’s right in front of your eyes
Repeating that the sought-after object is right in front of the observer's eyes.
The rain poured down
Describing a metaphorical rain and the draining of color from the subject, possibly due to emotional hardship.
As her colour drained into the ground
Depicting the negative impact of hate, causing the subject to sink or suffer.
Washed away by your hate
Describing the subject's deteriorating condition due to hate.
She’s too far under now she’s starting to drown
Expressing that the subject is now in a dire situation, metaphorically drowning.
She was hued when you came along
Describing the subject's initial vibrant state when the observer entered her life.
But now she’s blue cause her time left ain't long
Indicating the subject's current sad or depressed state.
You took away her energy
Accusing the observer of draining the subject's energy.
Now she’s slowing fading into a dream
Describing the subject's gradual fading, possibly into despair or unreality.
Open your eyes and look around you
Repeating the call to open one's eyes and observe the surroundings.
Or you won’t find what you’ve been searching for
Reiterating the warning that without observation, the sought-after may remain elusive.
How can how you be so blind
Re-emphasizing the surprise or disappointment at the observer's apparent blindness.
It’s right in front of your eyes
Repeating that the sought-after object is right in front of the observer's eyes.
Open your eyes and look around you
Repeating the call to open one's eyes and observe the surroundings.
Or you won’t find what you’ve been searching for
Reiterating the warning that without observation, the sought-after may remain elusive.
How can how you be so blind
Re-emphasizing the surprise or disappointment at the observer's apparent blindness.
It’s right in front of your eyes
Repeating that the sought-after object is right in front of the observer's eyes.
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