Colours
Unveiling Hidden Hues: Exploring the Profound Meaning in These New Puritans' 'Colours'
Lyrics
If not now then when? If not now then when?
Expressing urgency and the importance of taking action in the present moment.
Us with the numbers in the back of our eyelids
Suggesting a collective identity, possibly emphasizing shared experiences or perspectives.
The colours that you don't see
Highlighting unseen or overlooked aspects of life, implying there is more than meets the eye.
The colours that you don't see
-The colours that you don't see
-The colours that you don't see....see... see is gold!
Repetition of "see" and association with gold may suggest the value of perceiving deeper truths or insights.
Gold! Gold! Gold!
Emphasizing the significance of the concept of gold, which could symbolize something precious or valuable.
If not now then when? If not now then when?
Reiteration of the need for immediate action, creating a sense of urgency.
You with the numbers in the back of your eyelids
Shifting focus to an individual perspective with numbers in the eyelids, possibly referencing personal experiences or insights.
The colours that you don't see
Repeating the idea of unseen colors, reinforcing the theme of hidden or overlooked elements.
The colours that you don't see
-The colours that you don't see
-The colours that you don't see....see... see is gold!
Repetition of "see" with the addition of gold reinforces the importance of perceiving valuable truths.
Gold! Gold! Gold!
Continuing to emphasize the significance of gold, possibly representing a metaphorical or symbolic treasure.
The colours that you don't see, the colours that you don't
Repeating the concept of unseen colors, extending the theme to include aspects that go unnoticed.
And the numbers that you're trying to identify with answers to
Suggesting a search for answers or meaning, possibly through numerical or analytical means.
The mirror which is made up of colours
Mentioning a mirror made up of colors, hinting at self-reflection and the multifaceted nature of one's identity.
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