Mood
Cigarette Lyrics


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I wish you could stay
In my dreams, I could still feel your face
On my least favourite day
A phone call no one should have to make
I′m that tear
Rolling down your face

I wish you could stay
In my dreams, I could still feel your face
On my least favourite day
A phone call no one should have to make
I'm that tear
Rolling down your face





Every one, every one
Every one, every one

Overall Meaning

The song Mood by Cigarettes expresses a mournful tone and deep longing for someone who has left. The lyrics “I wish you could stay” repeatedly appear throughout the song, emphasizing the desire for the person to remain in their lives. The usage of dreams in the lyrics signifies the person’s inability to forget the individual, even when they are not present in reality. This conveys the intense emotions the individual is experiencing. The phrase “On my least favourite day” indicates that the singer pins their happiness on being with the person they long for. However, unfortunately, the individual has left, leaving the singer feeling alone. The reference to a “phone call no one should have to make” suggests that the person they long for may have passed away, and the singer is struggling to cope with their loss. The chorus declaring “I'm that tear, Rolling down your face” implies that the person they long for is also missing them, and though they are apart, they are still emotionally connected.


Line by Line Meaning

I wish you could stay
I desire for your presence to remain if only in my dreams.


In my dreams, I could still feel your face
Although you are no longer here, in my dreams, I can still sense the feeling of your presence upon my skin.


On my least favourite day
During my most undesirable moments.


A phone call no one should have to make
The type of call that no person should have to make.


I'm that tear
I am that droplet of sorrow.


Rolling down your face
Traversing the contours of your countenance.


Every one, every one
Each person, every individual


Every one, every one
Every single one, each and every person




Writer(s): Drew Hagelin, Evan Napala, Jonathan Howard, Richard Howard

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Comments from YouTube:

@alexandriantria5695

this is definitely a mood ❤

thanks as always david!

@hannansheron8341

this definitely drew inspiration from Cigarettes after Sex. Same vibe, same aesthetic and same kind of vocal style.
I love it

@bisenk

It's dark outside, quiet; except for the pitter-patter from stormy weather since yesterday. The rain might pick up again, who knows, and who cares. I have this song, this mood, and memories of love for company on this cool, drenched evening.

@ravenchildofodin4711

Wow what an inspiring song!! It reminds me of someone that was once very special to me but i cant recall his name..maybe i have amnesia !💜💜💜

@elmixerlol1550

probablemente aqui fueron mis inicios con david escuchando este tipo de musica :D

@raoufraouf6396

Beautiful song 😇😍🇩🇿

@CastellonZamora

The only and best cigarette I have ever had 😌

@ktenko3966

Ahhh que afável!

@tahlulahbelle7968

Ahhhhhhhh, dreams. Lucid perfection.

@PeterWedd

Cigarettes After Sex + Beach House = This

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