EYE(S)

In 'EYE(S),' Lucy delves into the profound and intricate emotions that come with deep romantic connections. The song opens with the lines, 'You found my soul / And left me a sign,' suggesting an encounter that has left a lasting impact on the narrator. The mention of a 'heart attack' metaphorically conveys the overwhelming and intense feelings that love can evoke. The desire to 'melt' and 'blend' with the other person speaks to a yearning for unity and complete emotional fusion, a common theme in passionate relationships.

The lyrics continue to explore the vulnerability and fear that accompany such deep connections. The lines 'Alone and afraid all along / Do you feel the same' highlight the uncertainty and longing for mutual feelings. The imagery of 'floating away' with the lover suggests a sense of escapism and transcendence, where the narrator feels lifted and carried away by the intensity of their emotions. This is further emphasized by the repeated motif of pacing 'up and down,' symbolizing the emotional highs and lows experienced in love.

The song also touches on the idea of being completely enveloped by the other person, as seen in the lines 'Found myself inside your world / Making love with each other’s eyes.' This metaphorical 'making love' through eye contact underscores the deep, non-verbal connection that can exist between lovers. The desire to 'capture your soul' and 'live in your eyes' reflects a longing for an eternal bond, where the lovers are inseparable and fully immersed in each other's presence. The closing lines, 'When we finally get off our mission / Can we go back to the start,' suggest a desire to return to the pure, untainted beginnings of their relationship, highlighting the cyclical nature of love and the constant quest for renewal and deeper connection.