Blossom
Mallewi Lyrics

In the first verse, "Love is a daydream, it gets easier" reflects the idea that love can often feel like a beautiful and idealized fantasy, and as time goes on, it becomes easier to experience and understand. The repetition of "easier, easier, love comes easy, so easy" emphasizes the simplicity and naturalness of love, implying that it should not be a struggle or complicated.

The following lines, "Look, I get it, you're hurt, in pain, now blossom through the rain, now 'til autumn falls," show empathy towards someone who is going through a difficult time. The singer acknowledges their pain and encourages them to find resilience and growth amidst challenges. "Blossom through the rain" symbolizes the idea of finding beauty and growth even in difficult circumstances until the metaphorical autumn, a metaphor for a difficult phase, ends.

In the second verse, the phrase "Blossom and you'll see, the beauty you'll be" suggests that by embracing personal growth and transformation, one will discover their own unique beauty. The mention of being a garden and growing a seed implies that nourishing oneself and investing in personal development will lead to a fruitful and flourishing life. The repetition of "see?" emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's own potential and worth.

The third verse begins by stating "Look, it's love of our own, around the garden, in love, in love so deep." This reflects a sense of finding love within oneself and with others, creating a loving environment or community. It suggests that love can be found in various aspects of life, both internally and externally. The lyrics then acknowledge that the person has been accustomed to the cold and hidden places, possibly representing emotional barriers or past hurts. However, the singer encourages them to look around and notice the beauty in their surroundings, symbolized by petals on a rose.

The chorus, repeated multiple times, emphasizes the theme of blossoming love. "Blossom, blossom your new love, blossom, blossom my new love, blossom, blossom our new love" implies the idea of finding and nurturing new love or relationships. It suggests that love is a continuous process of growth and development, and the repetition reinforces the importance of embracing this process. The line "let in my light" can be interpreted as allowing someone's love and positivity to enter one's life.

The final repetition of "blossom, blossom" serves as an affirmation and encouragement to continue embracing personal growth, love, and transformation. It is a reminder to not be afraid of the unknown and to have faith in the process of blossoming. The repetition creates a sense of power and determination, urging the listener to believe in their own potential and ability to bloom.