LOU
Revelations on Life's Illusions: "LOU" by Steve Jeans Explores Deception and Self-Discovery
Lyrics
Maybe there's so much to see when you get on a mountain top above the hill
Reflecting on the vastness and beauty of the world from a mountain top, contemplating the view.
Crawlin' up to see the golden sun rising up breaking the darkness here
Describing the experience of witnessing the sunrise, symbolizing hope and light overcoming darkness.
Making up the reason just to deceive yourself, climbing the Mobius strip
Suggesting the creation of false justifications to deceive oneself, using the metaphor of climbing a Mobius strip, a twisted loop with no true end.
Think that's true but I guess it's not true it's a fact but it's truly a lie
Acknowledging a realization that something believed to be true is, in fact, a deceptive contradiction.
I love the beauty of Venus
Expressing admiration for the beauty of Venus, possibly symbolizing love or aesthetics.
I love the velvet sky getting me high!
Appreciating the serene sky and its impact on the speaker's emotional state.
When I wake up I go out and find something sour, put it inside my mouth
Engaging in an activity that contrasts with the expectation of sweetness, perhaps symbolizing a search for balance or variety in life.
When I wake up I don't see the sun cause the sun went down when I'm asleep
Noticing the absence of the sun upon waking, possibly reflecting on the passing of time and missed opportunities.
Made up the reason just to deceive myself, I climbed the Mobius strip
Reiterating the theme of self-deception and the metaphorical climb of the Mobius strip.
That's a fact but I guess it's not true, there's no Mobius strip you're finding now
Acknowledging a contradiction between a perceived fact and the reality of not finding the Mobius strip.
I love the beauty of Venus
Expressing love for the beauty of Venus, reiterating a sense of admiration or longing.
I love the velvet sky getting me high!
Reveling in the beauty of the sky and its uplifting effect on the speaker.
Late for school well I think school is early for me
Reflecting on the relativity of time, feeling that being late for school is a matter of personal perspective.
Spring of sorrow, cold in summer, I don't bleed…
Describing a difficult period, possibly using seasons metaphorically to convey emotional states.
Maybe there's so much to see when you get on a mountain top above the hill
Repeating the opening line, emphasizing the vastness and beauty observed from a mountain top.
Crawlin' up to see the golden sun rising up breaking the darkness here
Reiterating the experience of climbing to witness the sunrise and its symbolic significance.
Making up the reason just to deceive yourself, climbing the Mobius strip
Repeating the theme of self-deception and the metaphorical climb of the Mobius strip.
Thinkin' all the things I knew…
Contemplating past knowledge and experiences.
I'm not believing in on you
Expressing a lack of belief in someone or something.
I do believe all in you
Affirming belief in someone or something, creating a contrast with the previous line.
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