ANGEL EYES
m.o.v.e Lyrics

How many lies in your angel eyes

Sighing, calling only that name
The singer recalls whispering the person's name in longing.

The peak of a winter when I called your name many times
Memories of a winter of yearning resurface in the singer's mind.

In a dream, the voice won't come out smoothly
The artist struggles to vocalize their thoughts even in a dream.

A night of strange wonder where the voice won't come out well
The artist describes a feeling of unease, even in their dreams.

Time for just the two of us
The singer reflects on cherished moments spent alone with the person.

Our relaxed paradise for just the two of us
The singer expresses a sense of contentment in being alone with the person.

Melting in the snow, just meeting like that, why
The artist wonders why they feel so attached to the person despite the simplicity of their relationship.

Angel eyes, winter's angel eyes
The artist describes the person's expression as that of a cold, wintery angel.

So painful I could embrace you
The artist feels such intense longing for the person that they wish they could hold them close.

Angel eyes
The singer repeats the phrase, symbolizing the person's impact on them.

How many lies in your eyes
The artist again questions the truth behind the person's expression.

The white glowing sighs hold sorrow
The singer describes a sense of sadness in the person's sighs and breaths.

The deeply moistened eyes are so distant when they mix together
The singer feels a distance between them and the person, even when they are close.

Because we don't need tomorrow anymore
The singer expresses a desire to remain in the present moment with the person.

I want your present self right here, right now
The artist desires to be with the person in the present moment.

The landscape of forgetfulness will surely be like a movie I once saw
The artist compares their feelings to a movie, foreshadowing a potential sense of detachment.

I fell asleep unintentionally and the freezing moon illuminated the window
The singer describes a scene where they fell asleep unintentionally, under the light of a moonlit window.

Oh, how many lies in your eyes
The singer repeats the question, seemingly fixated on the person's honesty.

Hey, why don't my feelings get through properly
The artist expresses frustration in their inability to fully communicate with the person.

The twinkling of the stars leaves only a faint trace
The artist describes a sense of loss and transience in their feelings.

The snow began to fall
The artist describes the onset of snowfall, symbolizing a change in their relationships.

Cold shoulders, white back
The singer describes the person's physical appearance as appearing cold and distanced.

A gentle angel gaze
The artist describes the person's expression as that of a kind angel.

Gazing down, I passed by
The singer feels a sense of unrequited love for the person as they pass by unnoticed.

A winter tear pattern
The singer describes their emotional pain as reflected in the patterns of winter tears.

Loneliness is not a sin
The singer reassures themselves that their feelings of loneliness are natural and not morally wrong.

What's sinful is a love that's too pure
The artist reflects on the potential dangers of an overly pure, idealized love.

No matter how much we sprinkle with glittering words
The artist describes the futility of trying to hide their true feelings behind polite language.

Angel eyes, winter's angel eyes
The singer repeats the phrase, emphasizing their fixation on the person's expression.

As we love each other, the more fleeting it becomes
The singer describes their love as increasingly transient and fleeting as they grow closer to the person.

Angel eyes
The artist repeats the phrase again, emphasizing their fixation.

How many lies in your eyes
The artist repeats the question one final time, fixated on the person's honesty.

Everything on this too-short night
The artist reflects on how quickly time passes and how precious their moments with the person are.

The sensation of being choked by the sweet fragrance
The singer describes a sense of overwhelming emotion that almost suffocates them like a sweet fragrance.

I want to fill everything with you
The artist expresses a desire to be entirely filled with the person they love.

If it's a mistake, let it just be the two of us
The singer doesn't care about the risks of their relationship, focusing on the present moment and their love.

Angeleyes check baby 12
The singer uses poetic language to describe the person's eyes.

This second-degree equation without an answer
The singer describes their confusion and uncertainty in their relationship with the person.

So close to the negative form
The artist describes their mindset as being close to the pessimistic and negative viewpoint.

Smiling quietly, saying yes
The artist recalls a quiet moment when the person smiled and agreed with them.

It's scary to know the true meaning that you didn't say out loud
The singer expresses fear of learning the person's true feelings and thoughts.

Because I don't want to lose everything
The singer expresses a desire to hold onto what they currently have with the person.

Your coldest angel eyes
The artist repeats the phrase yet again, emphasizing the coldness of the person's expression.

Angel eyes, winter's angel eyes
Again, the artist describes the person's cold expression as that of a wintery angel.

So painful I could embrace you
The artist repeats the line, emphasizing their desire for closeness despite the pain they feel.

Angel eyes
The singer repeats the phrase one final time, describing the person's expression as haunting and memorable.

How many lies in your eyes
The artist ends by repeating the question posed throughout the song, leaving the answer unspoken.

How many lies in your tears
The singer adds another layer of complexity to their question, wondering if the person's tears are genuine or not.