Devil
Lydia Lyrics


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So if you have to think about it?
Just think about it real slow
We're on a mission for the devil,
Even if it breaks some bones
Yeah, It's blue and red as far as I can see
I know you're going to find that devil
But you'll need some company
Yeah but.
Happy are we,
Happy are we, in our own world
Happy are we,
Happy are we, bare bones my girl

So if I never talk about it?
Just talk about it real slow
Cause we're still trying to find that devil
I think I'm getting close
But yeah, it's blue and red as far as I can see
I know you're going to find that devil
But you'll need some company
Just take it away

Happy are we,
Happy are we, in our own world
Happy are we,
Happy are we, bare bones my girl

We were just sitting there, stoned,
watching the waves
Where they'll bury my bones
You were smiling, ear to ear,
saying "oh baby let's just go"
Live and run,
Live and run, yeah that's what I'm good
What I'm good, what I'm good at
Live and run,
Live and run, yeah that's what I do
What I do, what I do when
When my words bleed out again

Happy are we,
Happy are we, in our own world
Happy are we,
Happy are we, bare bones my girl

Happy are we,
Happy are we, in our own world
Happy are we,
Happy are we, bare bones my girl

Happy are we,
Happy are we, in our own world
Happy are we,
Happy are we, bare bones my girl





Happy are we, happy are we
Happy are we, happy are we

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Lydia's song "Devil" speak to the idea of being on a quest, a mission, to find the devil. This mission is so important that the singer is willing to undergo physical pain, perhaps even "broken bones", in pursuit of it. The singer acknowledges that this quest is a difficult one, and that they will need companions. The repetition of the line "happy are we" seems to serve as a kind of affirmation, a reminder that despite the challenges, the singer and their companions are content in their pursuit.


Throughout the song, there is an emphasis on color - specifically, the colors blue and red. It's unclear what these colors represent, but they seem to be a kind of thematic thread throughout the lyrics. The singer repeatedly references how "blue and red" is all they can see, as if they are seeing the world in a certain way that relates to their mission.


The third verse of the song is particularly interesting, as it describes a moment when the singer and someone else (presumably a romantic partner) are together, watching the waves. This moment of peace and contentment is juxtaposed against the urgency of the mission to find the devil. The happy memory seems almost like a necessary respite from the intensity of the quest.


Overall, Lydia's "Devil" is a song that explores themes of determination, companionship, and the complexity of the human experience. The repetition of the phrase "happy are we" seems to suggest that despite the difficult task at hand, the singer and their companions are finding ways to be content and fulfilled.


Line by Line Meaning

So if you have to think about it?
If you need to ponder over it?


Just think about it real slow
Take your time to contemplate


We're on a mission for the devil,
Our objective is to fulfill the devil's wishes


Even if it breaks some bones
Even if it's physically or emotionally harmful


Yeah, It's blue and red as far as I can see
The environment is full of danger or risk


I know you're going to find that devil
I trust that you will accomplish your task


But you'll need some company
You'll require assistance


Happy are we,
We're content


Happy are we, in our own world
We're comfortable and content with our own lives


Happy are we, bare bones my girl
We're pleased with the simplest things


So if I never talk about it?
If I don't mention it?


Just talk about it real slow
Take time to explain it


Cause we're still trying to find that devil
We're still searching for our objective


I think I'm getting close
I'm feeling optimistic about the situation


We were just sitting there, stoned,
We were simply relaxing, high on drugs


watching the waves
We were looking at the sea


Where they'll bury my bones
The place where I'll be laid to rest


You were smiling, ear to ear,
You were very happy or pleased


saying "oh baby let's just go"
You were inviting me to travel or experience something new


Live and run, yeah that's what I'm good
I'm skilled at living life with speed and action


What I'm good, what I'm good at
That's my talent, what I excel at


Live and run, yeah that's what I do
I'm the type of person who needs to be on the go to feel alive


What I do, what I do when
That's what I'm like when


When my words bleed out again
When I'm expressing myself emotionally and passionately


Happy are we, happy are we
We're content




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Comments from YouTube:

Shatt Mallish

"We were just sitting there, stoned, watching the waves
Where they'll bury my bones
You were smiling, ear to ear, saying oh baby let's just go"

So haunting, these lines remind me of such a perfect time. The memory is this exact scenario, and as happy as it is I always want to cry when I hear this song.

Daney Gonzalez

Saw them play last night and it was amazing . <3

maggieiscool

They're so flawless <3

He Medeiros

Oh, Im so happy!! Love Lydia!!! A W E S O M E

Beastradamus

Loving the new stuff. It's different but in a very good way. It still sounds like Lydia

NoelleNoodles

Ahhh.. within the first five seconds of the song... I knew. This was the beginning of a beautiful discovery.

Amy Bock

thank you so much for uploading these, my preorder still didn't come in the mail so this makes up for it a little!

TRLPVALERIE

This is beautiful. Lydia, I love you

yvette

Sounds just like the old Lydia :))) <3

myversionofparis

still so beautiful

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