Bella
Angus Lyrics


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Hello

There goes the gal in the pretty skirt
With the golden smile that made you feel new
Like when the marching band strolls the street
You know another year?s come too soon

So you took her hand and she gave a look
That sent you to the moon
And there you spoke the words of a gentleman
Can I have this dance with you?
Can I share this dance with you?

Won't you come on home?
I built us a flying machine
And we'll go where you want
And we'll sail the seven seas
I hope all is well in Daisy's dreams

There goes the gal
Yeah, the pretty bird, on the golden mile
That made you feel real
She took with on to the stars
She don't make no big deal

And there she sits with them big old fields
Of daisies and rusty mills
And when the sun, it shines on her hair of gold
She's beautiful, she's beautiful

Won't you come on home?
I built us a flying machine
And we'll go where you want
We'll sail the seven seas




I hope all is well in Daisy's dreams
In Daisy's dreams

Overall Meaning

The song "Bella" by Angus is a picturesque portrayal of a man smitten by a woman's beauty and charm, expressed through vivid imagery and metaphors. The song begins with the singer noticing a woman in a pretty skirt with a golden smile that brightens up his day. He compares the feeling he gets from her to the excitement of seeing the marching band strolling through the street, signaling the arrival of a new year. The man takes her hand and she reciprocates with a look that sends him to the moon, and he asks her to dance like a true gentleman.


Next, he invites the woman to come with him on a journey, describing a flying machine he has built to take them wherever she wants to go. The chorus repeats itself as he hopes that all is well in Daisy's dreams. The woman, referred to as a pretty bird, takes him to the stars effortlessly, and he marvels at her without any pretensions. The man sees her sitting in large fields of daisies and rusty mills, and the sun shining on her golden hair adds to her natural beauty. The song ends with the man inviting her once again to come home with him, to explore new destinations, and dreams.


Line by Line Meaning

There goes the gal in the pretty skirt
The singer is referring to a girl walking by in a pretty skirt.


With the golden smile that made you feel new
The girl had a smile that made the singer feel rejuvenated and revitalized.


Like when the marching band strolls the street
The feeling the girl gave the singer was similar to the excitement of seeing a marching band come down the street.


You know another year's come too soon
The artist is reflecting on the passage of time and how it seems to go quickly.


So you took her hand and she gave a look
The artist and the girl made eye contact and he took her hand.


That sent you to the moon
Her look made the singer feel ecstatic and overjoyed.


And there you spoke the words of a gentleman
The singer spoke politely and respectfully to the girl.


Can I have this dance with you?
The artist asked if he could dance with her.


Can I share this dance with you?
The artist asked if she would like to dance with him.


Won't you come on home?
The artist is inviting the girl to come home with him.


I built us a flying machine
The singer created a device to fly in the air.


And we'll go where you want
The artist is saying that they can go anywhere the girl wants to go.


And we'll sail the seven seas
The singer is suggesting that they can also travel by sea.


I hope all is well in Daisy's dreams
The singer hopes that the girl, who he refers to as Daisy, is doing well in her own aspirations.


There goes the gal
The singer is once again admiring the girl walking by.


Yeah, the pretty bird, on the golden mile
The artist uses the metaphor of a bird to describe the girl and comments on her location being a desirable one.


That made you feel real
The girl made the artist feel grounded and in touch with reality.


She took with on to the stars
The girl gave the singer a sense of adventure and excitement.


She don't make no big deal
The girl is modest and humble about the effect she has on the singer.


And there she sits with them big old fields
The girl is depicted as being among fields of daisies and old mills.


Of daisies and rusty mills
The environment around the girl is described as being rustic and filled with flowers.


And when the sun, it shines on her hair of gold
The sunlight illuminates the girl's golden hair and adds to her beauty.


She's beautiful, she's beautiful
The singer is reiterating the girl's beauty.


In Daisy's dreams
The song ends with a repetition of the line from earlier, suggesting that the girl is still reaching for her dreams.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: ANGUS STONE, JULIA STONE

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