Petrichor
MOTSA feat. Sophie Lindinger Lyrics

The lyrics of the song Petrichor seem to deal with the themes of love, loss and nostalgia. The line "Don't you see what I've become for you" suggests that the singer has changed and adapted themselves to fit the desires of their loved one. The repetition of "ease your mind" implies that the singer is willing to do anything to make their partner feel comfortable and less stressed. However, in the next lines, "You don't reach for my skin anymore / Did we lose our time?", it appears that the relationship has lost its spark and the physical intimacy has declined. The word "petrichor" which is the title of the song refers to the smell of the earth after rain, which signifies the idea of reviving and rejuvenating something that was once alive.

The lyrics "with your hands, I'd fill my hole" suggest that physical contact is important and that the singer feels incomplete without the touch of their lover. The chorus of the song is a plea to just forget about everything and revel in the moment rather than worrying about the future or the past. The poignant line, "Can we just leave behind that we're undisguised" implies that the singer wants to shed their inhibitions and be themselves around their lover.