This track appears to be a heartfelt tribute to the enduring influence of an idol, presumably David Bowie, reflecting on the deep admiration and inspiration drawn from his persona and artistry. The lyrics suggest a long-standing affection ("since I was six"), emphasizing the impact Bowie has had on the narrator's life. Through vivid imagery of "fire in your eyes" and "brightness in your eyes," the song conveys a sense of profound respect and almost spiritual connection with Bowie's character and creative vision. The repeated references to light and darkness possibly symbolize the struggles and triumphs in both Bowie’s career and personal journey, resonating deeply with the narrator's own experiences and aspirations.
