Love Is Everywhere

Magdalena Bay's song 'Love Is Everywhere' is a poetic exploration of the omnipresence of love and the power of perception. The lyrics suggest that love is a universal force, accessible to anyone who seeks it. The repeated lines 'Love, love is everywhere / If, if you want it there' emphasize that love's presence is contingent on one's willingness to recognize and embrace it. This idea is reinforced by the imagery of looking 'inside' and 'through holes in the sky,' suggesting introspection and a broader, almost cosmic perspective on love's existence.

The song also delves into the complexities of human experience and the duality of good and bad. Lines like 'Start thinking 'bout the bad in the good' and 'Bit by bit by bit you shovel it' reflect the struggle of reconciling positive and negative aspects of life. The metaphor of 'building an image to judge you for what you did' speaks to the human tendency to construct self-judgments and the burden of past actions. Despite these challenges, the song maintains that there is always room for love, even amidst the 'shit' we accumulate over time.

Magdalena Bay's dreamy, synth-pop soundscape complements the ethereal and introspective nature of the lyrics. The music creates a sense of floating through different emotional states, mirroring the lyrical journey from introspection to a broader understanding of love's omnipresence. The repetition of 'Love, love is everywhere' serves as a mantra, reinforcing the song's central message and inviting listeners to open their hearts and minds to the love that surrounds them.