There're several artists using the stage name of Desire:

1. Desire … Read Full Bio ↴There're several artists using the stage name of Desire:

1. Desire is a Canadian electronic music band from Montreal, formed in 2009. The band consists of vocalist Megan Louise and producer Johnny Jewel (a former member of Chromatics and Glass Candy). Formerly, Nat Walker (also a former member of Chromatics) is also on the band on synthesizer and drums. Their debut studio album, II, was released on June 30, 2009 on the Italians Do It Better label. Their lyrics are in French and English.

2. Desire is a professional vocal group specializing in the oldies from the 50's and 60's, with a strong "group harmony" sound. Several members of Desire have performed together for over 35 years as part of other oldies groups including "The Paramounts", "Memory" and "Harborside". In 1981, Desire recorded for AVE. D records with "Memory".
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3. Desire is a Doom Metal band based in Lisbon, Portugal.
Desire, the cult Doom act, was forged in 1992 in Portuguese shores under the designation of Incarnated before morphing to its definitive moniker.
The first piece of art was conceived in October'93, the promo-track "Death Blessed By A God", which introduced and defined the doom/death genre in the Portuguese scene. In March'95 the demo/advance tape "Desire" was recorded to spread its name and sound.
Later the same year, the band signs a deal with Portuguese Skyfall Records to release Desire's debut dramatic concept album "Infinity... A Timeless Journey Through An Emotional Dream", happening only in July'96. The first doom-metal album in Portugal was unleashed and a legacy of a unique style in the genre had been born...
Desire played ultra-slow, atmospheric Doom/Death Metal with heavy usage of keyboards, romantic lyrics, and whispered vocals. The band split-up in 2015.

4.Desire is Houston based rapper Jakobe K Mcneil, who is the half-brother of popular rapper Summrs.

5. Desire is also the name of a Swedish gothic rock band, active from 1991 to around 1999.

6. Desire is a heavy metal band in mid-80s. At least they released one album, Sumpitan Senja (1988)

7. Desire is a dance-project of the producers duo Lars Hermans and Leno Moens feat. Silvia Electeur.

Mirroir Mirroir
Desire Lyrics

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Let's go out tonight
Let's go out tonight
Let's go out tonight

Beautiful boys and beautiful girls
Get in the car and let's see the world
Beautiful boys and beautiful girls
Get in the car and let's see the world

Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all

It's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us
It's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us

They look into the mirror
They don't know what to wear
They look into the mirror
They don't know what to wear

Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
Miroir miroir on the wall

Who's the fairest of them all

It's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us
It's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us

Beautiful boys and beautiful girls
Show me your eyes and i'll show you my tears
Show me your dreams and i'll show you my sweat
Show me your heart and i'll show you my blood

I work so hard
And for what
I work so hard
And for what

Let's go out tonight
Let's go out tonight
Let's go out tonight
Let's go out tonight

Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
Miroir miroir on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all

Who's the fairest of them all
Who's the fairest of them all

Who's the fairest of them all
Who's the fairest of them all

Overall Meaning

The song "Miroir Mirroir" by Desire is a call to action to go out and explore the world with beautiful boys and girls. The song begins with a plea to leave the house and experience the world with others who are beautiful, regardless of gender. The chorus, "Miroir miroir on the wall, who's the fairest of them all," is a reference to the classic fairytale, Snow White, which highlights the idea of beauty being subjective and competitive.

The second verse takes a more introspective turn, highlighting the insecurity that comes with trying to decide what to wear and how to look when going out into the world. The repeated refrain of "It's us, it's us," suggests that despite these insecurities, the singer believes in their own beauty and that of their friends.

The final verse takes a more somber tone, addressing the hard work and effort that goes into achieving success in life. The repetition of "Let's go out tonight" serves as a reminder to not be bogged down by hard work and to take a break and enjoy life with beautiful people.

Overall, "Miroir Mirroir" is a catchy song that celebrates youth, beauty, and the desire to experience the world with others who share these qualities.

Line by Line Meaning

Let's go out tonight
Desire is suggesting to go out and enjoy the night with someone.

Beautiful boys and beautiful girls Get in the car and let's see the world
Desire wants to accompany both the boys and the girls for an adventure and see new places together.

Miroir miroir on the wall Who's the fairest of them all
Desire is quoting the famous phrase from Snow White's fairytale and asking who is the most beautiful of all in front of the mirror.

It's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us, it's us
Desire believes that they are the fairest of all and answers his own question from the previous lines.

They look into the mirror They don't know what to wear
Desire is observing that people are have difficulty deciding what to wear while looking at themselves in the mirror.

Beautiful boys and beautiful girls Show me your eyes and i'll show you my tears Show me your dreams and i'll show you my sweat Show me your heart and i'll show you my blood
Desire is asking to open up to him/her and share everything, including their emotions, dreams, and innermost desires.

I work so hard And for what
Desire is questioning the purpose of working hard and the fruits of labor.

Miroir miroir on the wall Who's the fairest of them all
Desire repeats the question from the beginning of the song and asks who is the most beautiful again.

Who's the fairest of them all Who's the fairest of them all Who's the fairest of them all Who's the fairest of them all
Desire ends the song with the same question and emphasizes the importance of beauty in society.

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