Marigold
It Dies Today Lyrics


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Aesthetic perfection has fooled me once again.
You'll always be the only one who feels like home.
And with your hollow words and your plastic smile,
You have the most beautiful name I've ever cursed.
Yet I wait for you to find your way into my arms.

And I'd wait here till you find your way.
I would wait here all my life,
I'd spend the rest of my days praying
For an end to this mystery.

Through this dichotomy has brought me to my knees.
You'll always be the only one who feels like home.
And still the season's change and with it does your charm.
Summer's end has come and with it misery.
Yet I wait for you to find your way into my arms.

And I'd wait here till you find your way.
I would wait here all my life,
I'd spend the rest of my days praying
For an end to this mystery.

You must find a way back into my arms again,
I'd give anything just to feel that warmth again.

And I'd wait here till you find your way.
I would wait here all my life,




I'd spend the rest of my days praying
For an end to this mystery.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of It Dies Today's song Marigold are filled with a sense of longing and desperation for the return of someone who once brought comfort and joy to the singer's life. The opening line, "Aesthetic perfection has fooled me once again," suggests that the singer has been taken in by someone's superficial appearance or behavior before, and is wary of being hurt again. Despite this, the person in question still holds a special place in the singer's heart, and is the only one who feels like home. This is emphasized in the repetition of the line, "You'll always be the only one who feels like home."


The second verse continues with this theme, but adds a sense of urgency as the seasons change and the person's charm begins to fade. The coming of fall is coupled with the misery of their absence, yet the singer still holds onto hope and patiently waits for them to return. The chorus repeats the sentiment of waiting and praying for an end to the mystery of their departure, hinting at a sense of confusion or uncertainty around why they left in the first place.


Overall, the lyrics of Marigold paint a picture of love and loss, and the hopeless yearning for a return to a once-cherished relationship.


Line by Line Meaning

Aesthetic perfection has fooled me once again.
I have been deceived by superficial appearances once again.


You'll always be the only one who feels like home.
You are the only person who makes me feel truly comfortable and at ease.


And with your hollow words and your plastic smile,
Despite your insincere words and fake smile,


You have the most beautiful name I've ever cursed.
Your name is so beautiful that even when I curse it, it sounds like a compliment.


Yet I wait for you to find your way into my arms.
Still, I hope for you to return to my embrace.


And still the season's change and with it does your charm.
Although the seasons change, your attraction remains.


Summer's end has come and with it misery.
The end of summer has brought sadness and pain.


Through this dichotomy has brought me to my knees.
This conflicting situation has caused me great distress.


You must find a way back into my arms again,
I need you to come back to me.


I'd give anything just to feel that warmth again.
I would do anything to feel the comfort and love of your embrace once more.


And I'd wait here till you find your way.
I will wait patiently for you to return.


I would wait here all my life,
I am willing to wait for you forever,


I'd spend the rest of my days praying
I will spend the rest of my life hoping and praying


For an end to this mystery.
For the resolution or explanation of this complicated, confusing situation.




Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: BROOKS, CAPPELLI, HATALAK, LEMKE, MIRUSSO, SOLANKI

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