Red Eyes

Cosmovision's song 'Red Eyes' captures a sense of carefree living and the pursuit of simple pleasures. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who finds joy in the small things, like the warmth of the sun and the taste of french fries. The opening lines, 'The Sun is warming my ground / Everything's fine,' set a tone of contentment and peace. This sense of well-being is further emphasized by the line, 'There's no problem where the sunshine blast,' suggesting that the presence of sunlight can wash away worries and bring a sense of calm.

The recurring mention of 'red eyes' hints at a lifestyle that might involve late nights or indulgence in substances that lead to bloodshot eyes. However, the protagonist seems unbothered by this, choosing instead to focus on the positive aspects of their experiences. Lines like 'Always singing on the brightest side / Cause I'm trying not to care' reflect a deliberate choice to maintain a positive outlook, even when faced with potential downsides. This attitude is encapsulated in the repeated questioning of whether it's wrong to feel so right, suggesting an internal conflict but ultimately a decision to embrace the moment.

The song also touches on the idea of losing track of time and living in the present. 'Lost the notion of the time' and 'Feels like flying when you're living life' convey a sense of freedom and detachment from the constraints of everyday life. The protagonist's dry mouth and the repeated questioning of whether their actions are wrong hint at the possible consequences of their lifestyle, but these concerns are quickly brushed aside in favor of enjoying the present. 'Red Eyes' by Cosmovision is a celebration of living in the moment, finding joy in simplicity, and choosing to see the bright side of life, even when it comes with its own set of challenges.