E.T

In 'E.T,' Wens explores the intoxicating and otherworldly nature of a love that feels both alien and supernatural. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that transcends the ordinary, likening the lover to an extraterrestrial being whose touch and presence are mesmerizing and almost magical. The repeated references to being 'hypnotizing,' 'magnetizing,' and 'floating' suggest a sense of being completely captivated and entranced by this otherworldly figure.

The song delves into the duality of this love, questioning whether the lover is an angel or a devil, highlighting the complexity and unpredictability of such a relationship. The lines 'Different DNA, they don't understand you' and 'You're from a whole other world' emphasize the uniqueness and incomprehensibility of this connection, suggesting that it defies conventional understanding and societal norms. This love is portrayed as something that opens the narrator's eyes to new dimensions and experiences, leading them 'into the light.'

The recurring theme of abduction and being a 'victim' ready for this supernatural experience adds a layer of vulnerability and surrender. The narrator is willing to risk it all, to be 'infected' with this love, even if it means being filled with 'poison.' This paradoxical imagery of love as both a beautiful and potentially dangerous force underscores the intensity and depth of the emotions involved. The song ultimately celebrates the allure of the unknown and the transformative power of a love that feels out of this world, capturing the essence of a connection that is both thrilling and enigmatic.