Júpiter
Mooryc Lyrics

The opening lines of Mooryc’s “Jupiter” are rife with imagery and metaphor. The singer is in their kitchen, but everything seems far away. They peer through a small window in their “private cell” and see the world as a whole. The sense of isolation and detachment is palpable. The singer then mentions being able to “draw in the rain,” suggesting that they can create something beautiful amidst the bleak surroundings. This is juxtaposed with the ominous image of “whispering bullets flying around in the room” which creates a sense of danger and anxiety.

The chorus of the song starts off sounding defensive, with the singer warning others not to think they know them too well. There’s a sense of anger and resentment in the line “you can track my moves going back to hell.” It can be interpreted as the singer feeling like someone is trying to control them or predict their behavior. The final line of the chorus, “I came from the Jupiter where there’s no mistake and you never fail,” is enigmatic. It suggests that the singer comes from a perfect or idealized place, but it’s unclear what that actually means.

In the second verse, the singer seems to be addressing someone directly. They state that the other person’s life is “little” or insignificant compared to their own. The line “you can try to hurt me but wouldn’t even try to escape” suggests that the singer is trapped, possibly in a relationship or a situation they can’t leave. The final line of the verse is a repetition of the earlier sentiment of feeling safe in their kitchen.

Overall, the lyrics of “Jupiter” convey a sense of claustrophobia and anxiety, but also a fierce independence and self-reliance. The singer is defiant in the face of outside scrutiny, but also seeming to wish for a connection or a way out of their isolation.