Lyrics
Looking through the eyes of David Brewster
Expressing the perspective of observing the world as Sir David Brewster.
Thank you sir, I'm pleased to say that I'm
Gratitude towards Sir David Brewster for the new way of seeing or understanding things.
Happy with my new set of eyes
Contentment with the newfound perspective provided by the "new set of eyes."
Oh, thank you david, I finally feel
Acknowledging a positive change in feelings, possibly influenced by Sir David Brewster.
Pure and fine
Describing the transformed state as pure and refined.
(Hooray, hooray, hooray, hooray)
Celebratory exclamations, expressing joy or excitement.
Its colors and shapes and combinations
Appreciating the beauty of colors, shapes, and their combinations.
Take me far away from all all this mess
Desire to escape from a chaotic or troubled situation using the newfound perspective.
Boys and girls are gone, not coming home
Indicating the absence of boys and girls, suggesting a sense of loss or departure.
Not coming home their smiles
Reinforcing that the mentioned individuals are not returning home.
Are gone, are gone
Highlighting the absence of smiles from those who are gone.
Looking through
Reiterating the act of looking through a different perspective.
Kaleido, leido, leido, leido, leidoscopes
Mentioning kaleidoscopes, possibly symbolizing ever-changing patterns or views.
Kaleidoscopes no daddies in my
Linking kaleidoscopes to the absence of "daddies," suggesting a unique perspective.
Kaleido, leido, leido, leido, leidoscopes
Repeating the mention of kaleidoscopes and the absence of "Ellingtons," continuing the unique perspective theme.
No Ellingtons
Stating the absence of something (Ellingtons), adding to the mysterious or changed atmosphere.
Pure and fine
Describing the transformed state again as pure and refined, echoing earlier sentiments.
(Hooray, hooray, hooray, hooray)
Celebratory exclamations, expressing joy or excitement, similar to line #7.
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