Pluto Lyrics – Raveena

[Verse 1]
Trying not to cry, it’s been a few years
Since we had to say goodbye
But you reappear as a butterfly
It’s not like Earth side’s better
But some days I wish you were here
Some days the sun hits perfect on my face
And some days, it’s hit and runs and city hellscapes
We took a day to remember
Oh, how I wish you could see twenty-eight

[Chorus]

Pushing eighty in a blue Camaro
New love got my mind up in Pluto
Watching smoke turn into clouds from the backseat
I pray this good thing don’t run away from me

[Post-Chorus]
Ah
Where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go?
Ah (I pray this good thing don’t run away from me)
Where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go? (I pray this good thing don’t run away from me)

[Interlude]
Some weeks before you left, you asked
“Where do butterflies go in the rain?”

[Verse 2]
I don’t need proof that angels exist
You showed me how nature is the proof of bliss
But I keep repeating the same old mistakes
It’s an animal habit I may never break

[Chorus]
Pushing eighty in a blue Camaro
New love got my mind up in Pluto
Watching smoke turn into clouds from the backseat

I pray this good thing don’t run away from me

[Post-Chorus]
Ah
Where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go?
Ah (I pray this good thing don’t run away from me)
Where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go, where’d ya go? (I pray this good thing don’t run away from me)

[Bridge]
I know you’re not so far from me
I saw you ten times in a dream
I know you’re not so far from me
I saw you ten times in a dream

[Chorus]
Pushing eighty in a blue Camaro
New love got my mind up in Pluto
Watching smoke turn into clouds from the backseat
I pray this good thing don’t run away from me

[Verse 1]
The singer grapples with the passage of time since losing someone, finding comfort in the occasional reminder of their presence, symbolized by butterflies. Despite life’s ups and downs, there’s a longing for the departed to witness significant moments, encapsulating a complex mix of nostalgia, grief, and yearning.

[Chorus]
Amidst the rush of life, the singer reflects on newfound love, likening it to a journey to Pluto, a distant yet captivating destination. As they observe the transformation of smoke into clouds, there’s a heartfelt plea for this newfound happiness to endure.

[Post-Chorus]
The repetition of “where’d ya go” reflects the persistent questioning of the departed’s absence, coupled with a prayer for the preservation of current happiness, underscoring a fear of loss and a desire for stability.

[Interlude]
The interlude recalls a poignant question posed by the departed before their absence, pondering the fate of butterflies in adverse conditions, perhaps symbolizing the uncertainties and mysteries of life and death.

[Verse 2]
The singer acknowledges the spiritual presence of the departed, finding solace in nature’s beauty as a reminder of their existence. Despite this, there’s a recognition of personal flaws and a struggle to break free from repetitive patterns of behavior.

[Chorus]
Revisiting the chorus, the singer remains anchored in the present, embracing the exhilarating experience of newfound love while grappling with the fear of its impermanence, expressed through the metaphor of Pluto and the yearning for constancy.

[Post-Chorus]
Similar to the earlier post-chorus, there’s a repetition of questioning and prayer, emphasizing the desire for continuity and stability amidst life’s uncertainties.

[Bridge]
The bridge reaffirms the sense of connection with the departed through dreams, suggesting a spiritual bond that transcends physical distance, offering reassurance amidst longing and loss.

[Chorus]
Concluding the song, the chorus reiterates the singer’s journey towards new love and the simultaneous apprehension of its transience, encapsulating a poignant blend of hope, fear, and longing for enduring happiness.