This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
All veils and misty
Streets of blue
Almond looks
That chill divine
Some silken moment
Goes on forever
And we're leaving broken hearts behind
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
I need perfection
Some twisted selection
That tangles me
To keep me alive
In all that exists
None have your beauty
I see your face
I will survive
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
Eternally wild with the power
To make every moment come alive
All those stars that shine upon you
Will kiss you every night
All veils and misty
Streets of blue
Almond looks
That chill divine
Some silken moment
Goes on forever
And we're leaving
Yeah we're leaving broken hearts behind
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
You're eternally wild with the power
To make every moment come alive
All those stars that shine upon you
Well they'll kiss you every night
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Streets of blue
Almond looks
That chill divine
Some silken moment
Goes on forever
And we're leaving broken hearts behind
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
I need perfection
Some twisted selection
That tangles me
To keep me alive
In all that exists
None have your beauty
I see your face
I will survive
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
Eternally wild with the power
To make every moment come alive
All those stars that shine upon you
Will kiss you every night
All veils and misty
Streets of blue
Almond looks
That chill divine
Some silken moment
Goes on forever
And we're leaving
Yeah we're leaving broken hearts behind
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
You're eternally wild with the power
To make every moment come alive
All those stars that shine upon you
Well they'll kiss you every night
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Mystify me
Mystify
Lyrics submitted by spliphstar, edited by ComfortblyDumb
Mystify Lyrics as written by Andrew Farriss Michael Hutchence
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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Come on folks, the meaning couldn't be any clearer, "all the vials...' 'Almond looks' 'I see your face'. The song is basically about Arab girls...
Mick would systematically pants every women he came into contact with, but Arab girls were an unattainable creature for him because he didn't understand their culture and was intrigued by their understated figures covered all over except the face and almond eyes.
Seriously, next time you go to Dubai or where ever, play this on the ipod when you go down the street or shopping centre and it all makes sense!
Yes sir - I could not agree with you more. I recall when this song came out and and 'seeing' this immediately, but I guess to some it is like reading tea leaves.
Mick? Who is Mick?