Daisies
moi Caprice Lyrics


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Daisies cuddle up in dreams like they're babies,
brittle birds can't always be ladies,
but when it's done it'll all be lost and gone,

and lately caroling the air you enslave me,
once you used to bring me down safely,
but when you land it'll all be great again,
and strangely I oppressed the augurs so shady,
but no one closed their eyes as to save me... at all

I thought you would follow me into those dreams
I knew you had called on me, so where are those themes...

What is the meaning of moving along when it's gone?
What is the meaning of moving along when it's done?
What is the meaning of proving I'm right when it's wrong?
And what is the meaning of running so fast when it's gone?





Daisies...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Daisies" by moi Caprice are quite poetic and ambiguous, leaving room for interpretation. The first line, "Daisies cuddle up in dreams like they're babies," could be interpreted as the fragility and innocence of dreams, which are often associated with the delicate beauty of daisies. The following line, "brittle birds can't always be ladies," could be suggesting that not everything is as it seems, and just because something appears delicate, it doesn't necessarily mean it's weak.


The chorus of the song seems to be asking existential questions about the meaning of life and human behavior. "What is the meaning of moving along when it's gone?" suggests that we often keep moving forward even when we know something is over or lost. "What is the meaning of proving I'm right when it's wrong?" suggests that we often hold onto our own beliefs even when they may be incorrect. The song seems to be exploring the human tendency to cling onto things and ideas, even when they no longer serve us.


The song's title, "Daisies," could be symbolizing the impermanence of beauty and innocence in life. The lyrics seem to be exploring the idea of holding onto something that is fleeting, and the pain that comes with letting it go.


Line by Line Meaning

Daisies cuddle up in dreams like they're babies,
The innocent, pure nature of daisies is often associated with dreams, as they can provide comfort and warmth similar to how a baby might be cradled in their sleep.


Brittle birds can't always be ladies,
Although birds may be delicate and graceful, they do not always conform to society's expectations of femininity, and may embody a more wild, free-spirited nature.


But when it's done it'll all be lost and gone,
Everything in life has a beginning and an end, and once it is over, it cannot be restored or recreated, leading to a sense of impermanence.


And lately caroling the air you enslave me,
The overwhelming, all-consuming power of love can be compared to being captured and enslaved by its enchanting grasp.


Once you used to bring me down safely,
At one point, this individual provided a sense of safety and security, but this feeling has shifted and evolved over time.


But when you land it'll all be great again,
Although there may be moments of turbulence and uncertainty, eventually things will settle and return to a state of positivity and happiness.


And strangely I oppressed the augurs so shady,
Despite being aware of negative signs and warnings, this person chose to ignore them and continue on a potentially treacherous path without heeding caution.


But no one closed their eyes as to save me... at all
No one intervened or offered assistance despite recognizing the risk and danger this person was placing themselves in.


I thought you would follow me into those dreams
This person anticipated that their partner would support them and share the same aspirations and desires for their future together.


I knew you had called on me, so where are those themes...
Feeling as though there was an unspoken agreement or expectation, this person is questioning where the promises and commitment have gone.


What is the meaning of moving along when it's gone?
What is the purpose of persisting or continuing when something is no longer present or attainable?


What is the meaning of moving along when it's done?
What is the significance of carrying on when a task or project has been completed or accomplished?


What is the meaning of proving I'm right when it's wrong?
What value is there in demonstrating accuracy or correctness when the outcome is ultimately detrimental or negative?


And what is the meaning of running so fast when it's gone?
What is the reasoning behind trying to outrun or flee from something after it has already vanished or disappeared from one's life?


Daisies...
The final word can be interpreted in many ways, such as the repetition of the earlier stanza referencing the fleeting nature of daisies, or simply emphasizing the beauty and simplicity of nature.




Writer(s): Michael Moller, Jacob Millung Copyright: Sony/ATV Music Publishing (Scandinavia) Kb, Tigerspring Publishing

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