Watchlar
Cocteau Twins Lyrics


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Atmospheres they throw a little storm
Motions aren't emotional
Good morning I threw as if my welcome

Atmospheres they throw a little storm
Motions aren't emotional
Good morning I threw as if my welcome
(Smiling face)
Atmospheres they throw a little storm
(We all love)
Motions aren't emotional
(Hay)
Good morning I threw as if my welcome
(Aah)

(Darling skies)
Atmospheres they throw a little storm
(What's in that's)
Motions aren't emotional
(My)
Good morning I threw as if my welcome
(Secrets)

Atmospheres they throw a little storm
Motions aren't emotional
Good morning I threw as if my welcome

Atmospheres they throw a little storm
Motions aren't emotional
Good morning I threw as if my welcome

Where is all this, as I float out of
It's the news, ooh
Okay, floating away
Bask on rays, sing out all day

(Smiling face)
Atmospheres they throw a little storm
(We all love)
Motions aren't emotional
(Hay)
Good morning I threw as if my welcome
(Aah)

(Darling skies)
Atmospheres they throw a little storm
(What's in that's)
Motions aren't emotional
(My)
Good morning I threw as if my welcome
(Secrets)

(Where is all this)
Atmospheres they throw a little storm
(As I float out of)
Motions aren't emotional
(It's the news)
Good morning I threw as if my welcome
(Ooh)

(Okay)
Atmospheres they throw a little storm
(Floating away)
Motions aren't emotional
(Bask on rays)




Good morning I threw as if my welcome
(Sing out all day)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Watchlar" by Cocteau Twins seem to be introspective and cryptic. They convey a feeling of being lost in atmospheric emotions that are powerful enough to create a little storm. The motions are not emotional, possibly suggesting that the singer is not feeling a strong connection to their surroundings or emotions. The repeated phrase of "good morning I threw as if my welcome" could reflect a sense of displacement, as if the singer is not entirely comfortable or confident in their own skin. The smiling face and the mention of love suggest a desire for connection and positivity, although there is an underlying sense of secrecy and hidden feelings.


The repeated line "atmospheres they throw a little storm" implies that the singer is affected by external forces beyond their control, possibly referring to the people or situations around them. The phrase "darling skies" suggests a longing or nostalgia for something lost or distant. The last few lines seem to reflect on a sense of escapism and desire for freedom, as if the singer is "floating away" and basking in the warmth of the sun while singing out all day.


Overall, the lyrics of "Watchlar" are evocative and abstract, leaving room for interpretation and personal reflection.


Line by Line Meaning

Atmospheres they throw a little storm
The environment is a little tense and agitated


Motions aren't emotional
Actions are not reflecting how one feels


Good morning I threw as if my welcome
I displayed enthusiasm for the day, regardless of how I really feel


(Smiling face) Atmospheres they throw a little storm (We all love) Motions aren't emotional (Hay) Good morning I threw as if my welcome (Aah)
Despite an uneasy atmosphere, we still try to remain positive and welcoming


(Darling skies) Atmospheres they throw a little storm (What's in that's) Motions aren't emotional (My) Good morning I threw as if my welcome (Secrets)
Even though emotions may be concealed, we still try to make others feel welcome


Where is all this, as I float out of
As I distance myself from my current situation, I wonder where it is all headed


It's the news, ooh
The events happening around me are causing this tension


Okay, floating away
I am physically leaving the situation that is causing this unease


Bask on rays, sing out all day
Enjoying the simple pleasures of life and being carefree




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ELIZABETH FRASER, ROBIN A. GUTHRIE, SIMON PHILIP RAYMONDE

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