Here If You Want (Pale Blue)

MOSSS's song 'Here If You Want (Pale Blue)' delves into the complexities of modern relationships and the often ambiguous emotions that accompany them. The lyrics paint a picture of a night filled with tentative connections and introspection. The protagonist finds themselves in a situation where they are physically close to someone, yet emotionally distant. The repeated line 'I think I made something happen' suggests a sense of uncertainty and introspection, as if the protagonist is trying to make sense of their actions and feelings.

The imagery of 'soft lit in pale blue' creates a serene yet melancholic atmosphere, reflecting the protagonist's internal conflict. The pale blue light can be seen as a metaphor for the calm yet cold emotional state they are in. The act of pouring another drink 'fore I change my mind' indicates a desire to prolong the moment, perhaps to avoid facing the reality of their emotions. The protagonist admits to not being ready for love, highlighting a common theme in contemporary relationships where individuals seek connection without the commitment.

The song also touches on the idea of perception versus reality. The line 'I don't want to hear how you're not the girl that you thought' suggests that both individuals may have preconceived notions about each other that don't align with reality. This adds another layer of complexity to their interaction, as they navigate their own expectations and the reality of their connection. Overall, 'Here If You Want (Pale Blue)' captures the nuanced and often contradictory emotions that come with modern relationships, making it a relatable and thought-provoking piece.