GOLD
Moza Lyrics

In Moza's song "Gold," the lyrics revolve around the theme of searching for something or someone, whether it be a place or a person, and the sense of uncertainty that comes with it. The opening lines, "Always an arm's length out, when we go to high places, float, but we're coming down," suggest that the singer is reaching for something just out of reach or beyond their grasp, while also acknowledging that there may be consequences or a fall from their idealistic position.

The chorus repeats the phrase "Yeah, we search high and low, for the places we know, I guess we can stay for now," which conveys a sense of longing or yearning for something familiar and comforting, but also the recognition that this may only be temporary or subject to change. Similarly, the second verse begins with the line "Saw through my hands, these are the plans, and know that we can," suggesting that the singer has a vision or goal in mind, but also the underlying uncertainty and fragility of their plans.

The lines, "When we are alone, with the thoughts we can grow, turn hard into home," suggest that despite the challenges and doubts that may arise in their journey, the singer still has hope and faith in the power of introspection and personal growth. The concluding lines, "Always a shade of doubt, when we fall from high places, but I swear I'll never let you down, when we fall from high places," reinforce this idea of resilience and support, promising to be there for the listener even in times of disappointment or setbacks.