Bullseye Lyrics by Lucy Dacus, Hozier is a latest English song in the voices of Lucy Dacus, Hozier. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Bullseye song lyrics are also written by Lucy Dacus, Hozier. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. It and Hozier reflects on a past relationship filled with intense love, youthful energy, and bittersweet memories. The song captures moments of admiration, like the way one person played guitar, and the shared experiences that once felt magical, like putting locks on a bridge. However, as time passes, the relationship fades, leaving behind feelings of nostalgia, confusion, and a sense of longing for understanding.
Bullseye Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Heard you got a job as a mailman
I heard you’re playing around with a couple bands
Wish I could come to the show but I understand
Can’t just walk in like any other fan
But I always loved the way you played guitar
You’ve got style
No one’s doing it like you are
In many European cities, there’s a bridge
Where lovers put locks on the ends
And throw their keys into the river beneath
We were two such suckers
But the metal weighs down the bearings and
The city has to cut the bolts
If our spell wore off, maybe it’s all their fault
[Chorus]
You’re a bullseye
And I aimed right
I’m a straight shot
You’re a grand prize
It was young love, it was dumb luck
Holding each other so tight we got stuck
[Verse 2]
I’ll miss borrowing your books to read your notes in the margins
The closest I came to reading your mind
The answers to the questions only made more questions
I hope you’re never fully satisfied
But I wanted to be there the day you figure it all out
Whoever is, I hope they’re proud
[Chorus]
You’re a bullseye
And I aimed right
I’m a straight shot
You’re a grand prize
It was young love, it was dumb luck
Holding each other so tight we got stuck
[Bridge]
Found some of your stuff at the new house
Packed it on accident when I was moving out
Probably wrong to think of them as your gifts to me
More like victims of my sentimentality
Man, it’s hard to quit while you’re ahead
Watching the best-laid plans become empty threats
But I meant every word I said
When I said it
[Outro]
The world that we built meant the world to me
When one world ends, the other worlds keep spinning
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Bullseye Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
In the first verse, the singer hears about their former partner’s life now—they’re working as a mailman and involved in different music projects. The singer wishes they could attend a show, but they know they can’t just show up like a regular fan anymore. There’s a sense of admiration for their ex’s guitar skills, and the singer recalls how unique their playing was. The verse then shifts to a metaphor about a bridge in European cities, where lovers once placed locks and threw away keys as a symbol of eternal love. The singer compares their own relationship to this idea, saying that it might’ve faded because of outside forces (like the city cutting the bolts).
[Chorus]
The chorus expresses how the relationship felt like a perfect match, where both partners fit together like a target and an arrow. The singer feels they aimed for the right person and hit the mark, but the love was young and maybe a bit naive. They were so wrapped up in each other that they became “stuck” in the relationship, unable to let go, even when things weren’t working.
[Verse 2]
In this verse, the singer reflects on missing the small, intimate moments from their past relationship, like borrowing their ex’s books to read the notes they left in the margins. The notes were the closest the singer came to understanding their ex’s inner thoughts. However, these notes raised more questions than answers. The singer hopes that their ex will one day find peace or understanding, but they also express a sense of regret, knowing someone else will be there to witness their ex figuring things out.
[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the idea of the singer feeling like they hit the bullseye by choosing their ex, describing the relationship as a mix of youthful love and luck. It emphasizes how tight they held onto each other, which ultimately led to them getting stuck in a situation where it was hard to move on.
[Bridge]
The bridge reflects the difficulty of letting go of the past. The singer found some of their ex’s belongings while moving out and admits they probably shouldn’t hold onto them, as they’re not really gifts but rather sentimental items from the past. The singer feels conflicted about ending things because they remember the good times, but they also recognize how plans and promises became empty over time. Despite everything, the singer stands by their past words, acknowledging that they truly meant what they said, even if it didn’t work out in the end.
[Outro]
The outro expresses the importance of the relationship to the singer, saying that the world they built together was meaningful. However, even though one chapter of their life has ended, life continues to move forward. The world keeps spinning, signifying the inevitability of change and the passage of time.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Bullseye song?
A. Bullseye song is sung by Lucy Dacus, Hozier.
Q. Who wrote Bullseye lyrics?
A. Bullseye lyrics are penned by Lucy Dacus, Hozier.
Q. Who has given the music of Bullseye song?
A. Bullseye music is composed and produced by Lucy Dacus, Hozier.
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