MAGIC (feat. JAWNY)

Meija's song 'MAGIC (feat. JAWNY)' is a heartfelt exploration of finding wonder and enchantment in the mundane aspects of life. The lyrics delve into the inevitability of change and the importance of maintaining a sense of magic, even when faith wavers. The opening lines, 'People are gonna change / Yeah, do you really think you haven’t?' set the tone for a reflective journey, urging listeners to recognize that change is a natural part of life. The song suggests that losing faith doesn't equate to losing the magic that exists in everyday experiences.

The chorus emphasizes the omnipresence of magic, regardless of life's ups and downs. Meija sings about the 'magic in everything,' from the small, seemingly insignificant moments to the grander, more profound experiences. This idea is reinforced with lines like 'I was never tall, so I had to reach for something,' symbolizing the human tendency to strive for meaning and wonder, even when faced with limitations. The song encourages listeners to find beauty and magic in their surroundings, whether it's in a simple roast chicken or a cherished tablecloth that evokes memories.

Throughout the song, there's a recurring theme of resilience and optimism. Meija acknowledges life's challenges but also highlights the importance of perspective. The lyrics 'All these problems come together, and they’re never gonna stop / But I could step away take a hit, make something in the kitchen' illustrate a pragmatic approach to dealing with difficulties. By focusing on the magic in everyday life, the song suggests that one can find solace and joy, even in the face of adversity. The closing lines, 'You don’t even gotta believe in the magic,' serve as a reminder that magic is a subjective experience, accessible to anyone willing to see it.