From the howling voodoo high priest Gideon Bensen to the Magdeline-esque passion of Isabella Manfredi, the voices in this band stir up a religious fervor that makes you want to drink the kool aid and wait for the spaceship. And after only one year together and the release of a self-titled EP, The Preatures are embarking on a project that flicks the finger to all expectation. Dubbed The 66 Project it sees the band in collaboration with local artists, filmmakers, and producer Tony Buchen (Tim Finn, WIM) to release free music until May 2011.
The band had started with the name; The Preachers, but to make it more original and not to make anyone confused with 60s American band named The Preachers, the band had announced on August 2nd 2012 that their new name would be The Preatures.
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Blue Planet Eyes
The Preatures Lyrics
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And it's you babe
And it's you babe
Blue planet eyes
And it's you babe
And it's you blue planet eyes
Are you staring into space blue planet eyes?
Are you staring into space blue planet eyes?
What are you doing?
Blue blue blue
Blue planet eyes
Are you staring into space blue planet eyes?
Are you staring into space?
Cause it's you babe
And it's you babe
Blue planet eyes
And it's you babe
And it's you babe
Blue planet eyes
Blue, blue, blue
The lyrics of Blue Planet Eyes by The Preatures could be interpreted in many different ways. At first glance, it seems to focus on someone's gaze, their blue planet eyes, and the question of what they are looking at. It could be a metaphor for the feeling of being lost in thought, staring off into space, or feeling introspective. The recurring line of 'and it's you babe' could suggest that the subject's thoughts are focused on a person, potentially a lover.
However, the repetition of the line 'blue planet eyes' and the overall futuristic tone of the song suggest a deeper meaning. It's possible that the song is commenting on the state of the planet, how we are all inhabitants of a blue planet, and how we must work together to protect it. Blue planet eyes could be a metaphor for the world's watchful eye, always observing humanity's actions, and waiting for us to take responsibility for our impact on the environment.
There is a sense of urgency to the song, with the repeated questions of 'what are you doing?' and 'are you staring into space?' potentially urging people to take action and do something to improve the state of the world.
Line by Line Meaning
Blue planet eyes
The singer is observing someone with striking blue eyes, which remind them of the planet Earth.
And it's you babe
The person being observed is someone special to the singer, indicated by the affectionate term 'babe.'
And it's you babe
The singer emphasizes that this person is the one they are thinking of, and no one else.
Blue planet eyes
The artist continues to emphasize the unique and special color of the person's eyes.
And it's you babe
The artist connects the person's eyes to their overall identity, and reiterates their importance to the artist.
And it's you blue planet eyes
The singer merges the physical appearance of the person's eyes and their emotional attachment to the person.
Are you staring into space blue planet eyes?
The singer wonders what the person is thinking or doing, and imagines them in deep thought or daydreaming.
Are you staring into space blue planet eyes?
The artist repeats their question, indicating curiosity and intrigue about the person's inner world.
Are you staring into space blue planet eyes?
The artist asks a final time, emphasizing their interest in the person's thoughts and feelings.
Blue blue blue
The artist repeats the color blue several times, emphasizing its importance in describing the person's eyes.
Are you staring into space blue planet eyes?
The singer once again wonders about the person's thoughts or actions, specifically imagining them lost in their own mind or imagination.
Are you staring into space?
The artist simplifies their question, dropping the specific reference to the person's eye color and focusing on their overall state of mind.
Cause it's you babe
The singer reiterates that they are specifically thinking about this person, emphasizing their importance and centrality in the singer's life.
And it's you babe
The singer repeats the sentiment, emphasizing the singularity and exclusivity of their focus on this person.
Blue planet eyes
The singer returns to the physical characteristic that sparked their fascination with this person in the first place.
And it's you babe
The artist once again links the person's eyes and their identity, emphasizing their significance to the artist.
And it's you babe
The artist repeats this sentiment one final time, emphasizing the absolute centrality of this person in their thoughts and feelings.
Blue planet eyes
The song ends on the repeated phrase that inspired its title, emphasizing the striking quality of this person's eyes and their profound impact on the singer.
Writer(s): Jack Moffitt, Isabella Manfredi
Contributed by Aria K. Suggest a correction in the comments below.