Mood
Flowers And Blood Lyrics

The lyrics of Flowers And Blood's song "Mood" reflect on themes of growth, loss, and connection. The opening verse speaks to the introspective realization that comes with maturity, as the singer acknowledges the value of what was once taken for granted and abandoned. There is a sense of longing and reflection as they think of someone who seems to have a significant impact on their thoughts and emotions. The imagery of standing like a fool amidst the cold things hanging in the air suggests a sense of vulnerability and awkwardness in the relationship.

The promise made when they first met, to never call again if they were to part ways, adds a bittersweet layer to the unfolding narrative. The repetition of certain lines emphasizes the weight of these words echoing in the singer's empty head, underscoring a sense of isolation and contemplation. The idea that "everything must be made into a worst play" suggests a certain fatalistic view on life and relationships, where things inevitably lead to disappointment and disillusionment.

The imagery of breaking the vision and diverting from cares with simple phrases hints at a desire to escape the complexities and uncertainties of life, seeking solace in the small moments of connection and understanding shared with another. The mention of old waves once felt implies a nostalgia for better times or feelings that have since faded. The singer seems to offer comfort and distraction to the other person through their words, suggesting a desire to uplift and bring solace amidst the chaos and confusion of existence.

The final lines, with the repeated refrain of "Never stop what you're doing, If that's the lie," and "Never stop what you're saying, If that's the lie," convey a plea to continue being true and authentic in actions and words, even if they may be perceived as lies or deceptions. The hesitancy expressed in wondering if holding onto certain beliefs or expressions is necessary adds a layer of uncertainty and introspection to the song's conclusion. The mention of holding onto someone despite potential falsehoods suggests a complex and possibly conflicted emotional dynamic between the singer and the person they are addressing.