Who?
Ace Harris And His Sunset Royals Lyrics
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Zelda: Stole my heart away
Owl: Whoo
Zelda: Makes me dream all day
Dreams I know can never come true
Seems as tho'
I'll never be blue
Owl: Whoo
Owl: Whoo
Zelda: Would I answer yes, to?
Well you ought to guess
Owl: Whoo
Zelda: No one but you
Owl: Whoo
Zelda: You
Owl: Whoo
Zelda: No one but you
Owl: Whoo?
The above lyrics are from the song "Who?" by Ace Harris And His Sunset Royals. The song is a conversation between two entities, an owl and a person named Zelda. The owl hoots and Zelda responds to the hoots with her feelings in a playful and imaginative way. She talks about how the owl's hoot stole her heart away and makes her dream all day. However, she also acknowledges that her dreams can never come true, but she will never be blue. She also symbolizes the owl's hoot as her happiness and wonders if she would answer yes to it. The conversation ends with Zelda expressing that there is no one but the owl who has her heart.
The lyrics represent the concept of imagination in the song. The song is not about a typical love story, but it creates an imaginative conversation between an owl and a person, which makes it unique. The song represents the bond between the owl and Zelda, where the owl's hoot symbolizes happiness and brings joy into Zelda's life. The lyrics also represent the fact that one can find happiness in small things in life, and those small things can make a significant impact on our lives.
Line by Line Meaning
Owl: Whoo
The owl's hoot
Zelda: Stole my heart away
Zelda captured my heart
Owl: Whoo
The owl's hoot
Zelda: Makes me dream all day
Zelda makes me daydream a lot
Dreams I know can never come true
Despite my daydreams, I know they can't become reality
Seems as tho' I'll never be blue
Regardless, I'm never sad
Owl: Whoo
The owl's hoot
Zelda: Means my happiness
Zelda symbolizes my joy
Owl: Whoo
The owl's hoot
Zelda: Would I answer yes, to? Well you ought to guess
If asked about my love for Zelda, you should already know the answer
Owl: Whoo
The owl's hoot
Zelda: No one but you
I only have eyes for you, and no one else
Owl: Whoo
The owl's curious hoot
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ANDY CRIGHTON, DUNCAN REDMONDS, SIMON WELLS
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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