Melatonin
Phoria Lyrics

The lyrics of the song Melatonin by Phoria present several different possibilities for interpretation, keeping in mind the context of the song as a whole, which talks about the struggles and complexities of long-distance relationships. The opening lines "Feel the wind motions you, If you were mine to carry my love, here" express the longing and desire for the presence of the loved one, but at the same time, the distance that keeps them apart. The reference to "legends" suggests that there have been tales and myths of lovers separated by great distances who ultimately found each other, and the line "Already know your way, I am hours away" reflects the idea that although the distance is great, there is still a sense of closeness and understanding between them.

The chorus of the song "I know you want it, You're singing about it" could be interpreted in two ways. It can either refer to the common experience of people in long-distance relationships who often have to reassure each other of their love and commitment because of the physical distance between them. Or, it could be a more profound expression of human desire for connection, intimacy, and love, irrespective of the context of the song. The final lines "This is the mist in your eyes, my love/And the one that I need is you/I know you want it," could be interpreted as a call for surrender to the overwhelming feelings of love and the desire that the person has been struggling with, reinforcing the idea that despite the distance, their feelings are real and meaningful.