Indian Summer
Native Korean Rock Lyrics


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I like you the better
Winter and fall your eyes
I'll be in the summer
In-dian summer




Overall Meaning

In the song "Indian Summer" by Native Korean Rock, the lyrics speak of a love interest where the singer expresses their preference for their lover's appearance in the winter and fall. However, they suggest that they themselves will only be present in the summer, specifically an "Indian Summer."


The lyrics have a melancholic tone to them as the singer acknowledges their absence during their lover's preferred seasons but also shows their desire to be present in their own way during a time where warmth and sunlight are still present despite the impending arrival of autumn. The use of "Indian Summer" as opposed to simply "summer" is deliberate in its connotations of a brief, fleeting moment of warmth before the colder seasons take over. This adds to the overall sense of brevity and longing in the lyrics.


In terms of interpretation, the lyrics can be seen as a reflection on the impermanence and ephemerality of love and relationships. The singer recognizes that they may not be able to provide their lover with the comfort they desire during the colder seasons but still expresses their affection and desire to be present in their own way. Additionally, the use of seasonal imagery can be seen as a metaphor for the cyclical nature of relationships, where there are ups and downs but ultimately everything comes full circle.


Line by Line Meaning

I like you the better
I prefer you over other options


Winter and fall your eyes
Your eyes resemble the colors of winter and fall


I'll be in the summer
I will be present or available during the summer season


In-dian summer
Referring to the period of warm weather in autumn, usually after the first frost




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