Beauty
Mead David Lyrics
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Dancing shadows and light on your face
Every kiss in the world wouldn't make you feel better
What a pity to paint in your lines
Nothing¹s in me that¹s worth one more rhyme
Could it be that we¹re both just slaves to the weather
Beauty
Can't be far
Beauty
Where you hiding
Tell me, I'll go where you are
Maybe martha was right when she said
Beauty colors the face of the dead
It made me wish we were back in our beds sleeping soundly
Our cheeks blushing red
Beauty
Where to find it
Can't be far
Beauty
Where you hiding
Tell me, I¹ll go where you are
O'cause every tear your silly eye bleeds
Well never fear, you never may see worse than this
I want to find a beautiful place
But maybe I forgot about today, now, here
Beauty
Where to find it
Can't be far
Beauty
Where you hiding
Tell me, I'll go where you are
The song "Beauty" by Mead David talks about the concept of beauty and how subjective it is. The lyrics convey the idea that beauty lies not only in appearance but also in the emotions and experiences that one goes through. The opening lines "All your beauty is hard to explain. Dancing shadows and light on your face" give a sense of admiration for the unique beauty of the person being referred to. The following lines suggest that even with all the kisses in the world, one cannot always make themselves feel better, indicating that beauty comes from within and not by external means.
The lyrics further explore the idea of beauty and how it is elusive and difficult to define. The lines "Could it be that we're both just slaves to the weather" imply that beauty is fleeting like the weather, and we are powerless to control it. The song also touches on the morbid concept of the beauty of death, with the line "Maybe Martha was right when she said beauty colors the face of the dead."
Overall, "Beauty" by Mead David is a thought-provoking song that delves into the complex and subjective concept of beauty. It encourages listeners to question their ideas of beauty and look beyond the surface to find true beauty in life.
Line by Line Meaning
All your beauty is hard to explain
Your beauty is so multifaceted and complex that it defies description.
Dancing shadows and light on your face
The interplay of the darkness and brightness on your face is like a beautiful dance.
Every kiss in the world wouldn't make you feel better
Despite all the love you may receive, it cannot solve all your problems.
What a pity to paint in your lines
It would be a tragedy to try to mask or cover up the unique features that make you beautiful.
Nothing¹s in me that¹s worth one more rhyme
I cannot put into words my own feelings of inadequacy compared to your beauty.
Could it be that we¹re both just slaves to the weather
Perhaps our moods and feelings are controlled by forces outside of our control.
Maybe martha was right when she said
Martha may have been correct in her claim about the impact of beauty.
Beauty colors the face of the dead
Even in death, beauty has the power to transform and elevate the ordinary.
It made me wish we were back in our beds sleeping soundly
The thought of beauty's influence may cause us to long for a simpler, less complicated existence.
Our cheeks blushing red
Our cheeks may redden with emotion in response to the awe-inspiring nature of beauty.
O'cause every tear your silly eye bleeds
Although you may shed tears, they are not the end and you may recover from your pain.
Well never fear, you never may see worse than this
You should not be afraid of what the future may hold, as it may not be worse than what you have already experienced.
I want to find a beautiful place
I desire to locate a space that embodies the ideal of beauty.
But maybe I forgot about today, now, here
Perhaps I am overlooking the beauty of the present moment in my pursuit of beauty elsewhere.
Beauty
Where to find it
Can't be far
Beauty
Where you hiding
Tell me, I'll go where you are
This chorus acts as a mantra, highlighting the search for beauty and the desire to discover it.
Lyrics © BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC , Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: CHICK COREA
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
CoolkidAJR24
Don't know if anybody cares to know, but I think I can explain the 90%.
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SPOILERS, OBVIOUSLY.
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I think there are 8 coins: 4 on the table, and 4 in the tube. If you watch his hands (mostly his left) very carefully, he almost always tosses his wrist in a way that he might be throwing the coin back into what I'm assuming is a pocket in the sleeve. The problem is, he does it so quickly and smoothly, it's like butter. For example, I'm about 73% sure the first coin disappears before he even starts setting down the other 3, but I don't know when. The last coin I believe goes into the right-hand sleeve, to be removed at the end. Now, I THINK that's how he did the 90% that didn't fool them. But, the remaining 10%? Where the coins appeared in and out of the tube? Forget it.
Craig Meighan
This is quite simply the smoothest, cleanest routine that's ever been on Fool Us. Not a wasted word or moment. I find it incredibly satisfying to watch.
David Guzer
@James Mayle amen!!
Ed Kobylus
He's a master at his craft. Perfectly scripted, economy of motion, amazing sleight of hand. And his intro to Penn and Teller was brilliant.
Jeff Matulich
I watched it 3x in a row. Im a novice and was just blown away.
i Galaxy
I find it ironic you say not a wasted word or moment when he says "did I say coins" for no reason lol
Gamefreak8112
You could hear the coins between the 1st and 2nd revealed during the reverse segment.
Josh Cunningham
Teller's face after he completes the trick is priceless. The look of a child in awe.
Archankumar myana
@Eric G yeah... He was like "this is the 10% you were talking about, you dirty little bastard".
B Mo
@wolverineiscool maybe they are maybe they aren’t, chill...
Stu_Murph
His expression simply says 'fooled'