Stargazing

Myles Smith's song 'Stargazing' is a heartfelt ode to a love that feels timeless and destined. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a moment frozen in time, much like a photograph, where the singer feels an overwhelming sense of permanence and connection when looking into their lover's eyes. This imagery sets the stage for a narrative about recognizing a profound bond that seems to have always existed, even if it took time to realize it.

The chorus emphasizes the depth of this connection, with the plea to 'take my heart, don't break it' and 'love me to my bones.' These lines convey a vulnerability and a deep desire for a love that is unwavering and all-encompassing. The repeated notion of wasted time suggests a regret for not recognizing this love sooner, but also a relief and joy in finally finding it. The metaphor of 'stargazing' symbolizes the wonder and infinite possibilities of their relationship, as well as the idea of souls being intertwined, suggesting a spiritual or fated connection.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of realization and affirmation. The lines 'they say you know it when you know it and I know' reflect a certainty and clarity about the relationship. The song captures the essence of finding a soulmate, someone who makes you feel alive and complete. The repeated refrain of 'you were right there all along' underscores the idea that this love was always meant to be, even if it took time to come to fruition. 'Stargazing' is a beautiful celebration of a love that feels both eternal and destined, capturing the magic of finding someone who feels like home.