Reflecting on the interplay between youthful innocence and adult realization, this song encapsulates a journey of growth and self-awareness. The opening verses reminisce about a time of naivety where the world seemed unanimously supportive. As maturity sets in, the protagonist recognizes the facade of such beliefs and grapples with the nuances of real-life experiences. The transition from "boy" to "man" and from "girl" to "woman" symbolizes an evolution of understanding and the necessity of compromise in meaningful relationships. The repeated longing for connection through the lines "Be in my eyes, be in my heart" highlights a desire for lasting intimacy amid the turbulence of growth and change. #ComingOfAge #Growth #Reflection #Intimacy
Flowers In Your Hair
Lyrics
When we were younger
We thought everyone was on our side
Then we grew a little
And romanticized the time I saw
Flowers in your hair
See, it takes a boy to live
Takes a man to pretend he was there
So then we grew a little
And knew a lot
And how we demonstrated it to the cops
And all the things we said
We were self-assured
'Cause it's a long road to wisdom
But it's a short one to being ignored
Be in my eyes
Be in my heart
Be in my eyes, aye-yeah-yeah
Be in my heart
So now I think that I could love you back
And I hope it's not too late
'Cause you're so attractive
And the way you move
I won't close my eyes
'Cause it takes a man to live
It takes a woman to make him compromise
So be in my eyes
Be in my heart
Be in my eyes, aye-yeah-yeah
Be in my heart
Writer(s): Jeremy Fraites, Wesley Schultz
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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