Through My Eyes
Human Drama Lyrics


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This is a happy new year's day. Here is where it begins
The sting of the cold I remember.
Only how little I noticed how bad it could hurt
I will see you on Easter. I see the rain stop
Confirmation, is it only a symbol? Made to be deadly in a little boy's eyes.
Soon it will be summer. Something would scream at me atop that hill
A few days was its existence
Forever there to be climbed in a little boy's eyes

I didn't fall. I jumped and I will jump again
Because I heard, I understood what was there to see.
If it hit me in the head, I'd duck the second time
I saw the world change through my eyes.

The wind blew hard. Came an eerie cool breeze
So brave, we heroes teased the storm
September what did we do to deserve you
An hour's destruction unjust, yet rectified

Brand new teen, it's the curse of Christmas
You can stack religion beside your childhood beliefs
Because soon you learn, you never will understand
Why your eyes see the joy through the tears

I didn't fall. I jumped and I will jump again
Because I heard I understood what was there to see
If it hit me in the head, I'd duck the second time
I saw the world change through my eyes

This is a happy new year's day
It took forever to get here but a moment to pass
All memory can't prepare for tomorrow
Through all of our years remain a little boy's eyes

I didn't fall. I jumped and I will jump again
Because I heard I understood what was there to see




If it hit me in the head, I'd duck the second time
I saw the world change through my eyes

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Human Drama's song Through My Eyes reflect on the passing of time and how the perception of events changes as we grow older. The song begins on a happy New Year's day, but the memories of past experiences flood in. The pain of a cold sting is remembered, but it's now clear how little it hurt before. The singer anticipates seeing someone on Easter, and sees the rain stop as a sign of confirmation. But are these symbols only deadly in a little boy's eyes? As the season changes to summer, the top of a hill becomes an intimidating presence that eventually was conquered, but only in a little boy's eyes.


The song continues with the singer stating that they didn't fall, they jumped, and will continue to jump again. They see the world change through their eyes, and if something hits them in the head, they'll duck the second time. As the seasons change again, and autumn brings destruction, there's a sense of injustice that hits the singer. Growing up means that Christmas is no longer the same, and the beliefs of childhood are stacked aside. As we grow older, we never fully understand why joy can be found alongside tears.


In the end, the happy New Year's day resurfaces, but it's clear that all of our years still carry the little boy's eyes. Through life, our experiences shape and change us, but the way we see the world remains a part of who we always were.


Line by Line Meaning

This is a happy new year's day. Here is where it begins
The start of a new year is always full of hope and potential.


The sting of the cold I remember.
Winter can be harsh and unforgiving, and it's a feeling we won't soon forget.


Only how little I noticed how bad it could hurt
We often don't appreciate how difficult things can be until we experience them for ourselves.


I will see you on Easter. I see the rain stop
Sometimes, even in the midst of difficulty, we can find moments of hope and clarity.


Confirmation, is it only a symbol? Made to be deadly in a little boy's eyes.
Sometimes the things that seem harmless to adults can be very scary to children.


Soon it will be summer. Something would scream at me atop that hill.
The excitement of summer can make even mundane things seem more thrilling and adventurous.


A few days was its existence. Forever there to be climbed in a little boy's eyes
Those moments of childhood wonder and excitement can stay with us forever, even if they were fleeting.


I didn't fall. I jumped and I will jump again
Sometimes it's worth taking risks and facing our fears head on.


Because I heard, I understood what was there to see.
By confronting our fears, we can gain a greater understanding of ourselves and the world around us.


If it hit me in the head, I'd duck the second time
We can learn from our mistakes and try to avoid repeating them.


I saw the world change through my eyes.
By facing our fears and taking risks, we can gain a new perspective on life.


The wind blew hard. Came an eerie cool breeze
Nature can be both beautiful and terrifying.


So brave, we heroes teased the storm
Sometimes it feels good to face our fears and act brave, even if we're actually scared inside.


September what did we do to deserve you
Natural disasters and tragedies can strike without warning, leaving us feeling helpless and confused.


An hour's destruction unjust, yet rectified
While disasters can be devastating, we can work to rebuild and make things right again.


Brand new teen, it's the curse of Christmas
Growing up can be tough, and the holidays can bring mixed emotions.


You can stack religion beside your childhood beliefs
As we grow up, we may question our beliefs and try to reconcile them with new ideas and experiences.


Because soon you learn, you never will understand
Some things in life are difficult to fully comprehend or explain.


Why your eyes see the joy through the tears
Even in difficult times, there can be moments of hope and happiness.


It took forever to get here but a moment to pass
Time can move slowly or quickly, and we should make the most of every moment.


All memory can't prepare for tomorrow
Even with our past experiences, we can't always know what the future holds.


Through all of our years remain a little boy's eyes
No matter how old we get, we can still hold onto the wonder and curiosity of childhood.




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