Full moon
FRONTEERS Lyrics


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I find comfort in a full moon, late at night
My thoughts spill out into the room, creates the tide
takes me out, breaks me down again

It's like everything you do, so defies
Seperates me into two and overrides
takes me out break me down again
This fire in her eyes, that she's trying to hide
She set my soul a light and I nearly died
It's once in a lonely lifetime, so take the reins of you and I

I find comfort in a full moon, like ecstasy
Get to you used to telling truths and lie to me
Take me out, break me down again

This fire in her eyes that she's trying to hide
she set my soul a light and I nearly died
It's once in a lonely lifetime

But then she flurries, that was a while when she cries

This fire in her eyes, that she's trying to hide




she set my soul a light and I nearly died
It's once in a lonely lifetime, so take the reins of you and I

Overall Meaning

The song "Full Moon" by the British indie rock band FRONTEERS speaks of finding solace and comfort in the light of the full moon. The lyrics illustrate the hypnotic power of the moon and its ability to evoke a sense of emotional release. The singer sees the moon as a calming presence while his thoughts overflow and flood the room, creating a tide that takes him out and breaks him down again. The moon's otherworldly influence is depicted as something that defies explanation and separates him into two, overriding his sense of equilibrium.


The second verse speaks to the transformative power of a romantic relationship. The fire in the eyes of the singer's lover is something that she is trying to hide, but it sets his soul alight and he nearly perishes as a result. This intense emotion is once in a lifetime and the singer urges the listener to take the reins of their relationship and not let it slip away.


Finally, the third verse speaks to the transient nature of love and relationships. The singer notes that even though the fire was once bright, there are times when she flurries and cries. However, the transformative power of the emotion is still there, waiting to be reignited.


Overall, the song "Full Moon" is an evocative portrayal of the intense, transformative power of emotion and love, and how the natural world can facilitate these intense experiences.


Line by Line Meaning

I find comfort in a full moon, late at night
The singer finds solace in the sight of the full moon during nighttime


My thoughts spill out into the room, creates the tide
The singer's thoughts overflow and affect their emotions and surroundings, just like the moon's gravitational pull on the tides


takes me out, breaks me down again
The overwhelming emotions brought by the full moon take over and cause the singer to feel weakened and vulnerable


It's like everything you do, so defies
The artist feels like their experiences under the full moon go against what is considered normal or logical


Seperates me into two and overrides
The emotions brought on by the full moon divide the artist into two conflicting parts, one taking control over the other


This fire in her eyes, that she's trying to hide
The singer notices a passionate energy in someone's eyes that they are attempting to conceal


She set my soul a light and I nearly died
The intensity of the other person's emotions has a profound effect on the singer, almost overwhelming them


It's once in a lonely lifetime, so take the reins of you and I
The connection between the two individuals is rare and powerful, so they should take control of the situation and make the most of it


I find comfort in a full moon, like ecstasy
The feeling of seeing a full moon is compared to the euphoria of taking the drug ecstasy


Get to you used to telling truths and lie to me
The artist is familiar with being deceived by the other person, even when they are supposedly telling the truth


But then she flurries, that was a while when she cries
The other person suddenly becomes emotional and cries, possibly indicating a deeper level of connection between them and the singer




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