The song "Mother's Eyes" by Great White tells the heartbreaking story of a mother who has lost her child. The lyrics describe how the mother is slowly turning away, unable to bear the pain of looking any longer. The air of hope is gone, replaced by a stillness that symbolizes the profound emptiness she feels. There was no opportunity to say goodbye or share a last kiss with her child. The lyrics mention the presence of danger and violence, as if the child's life was taken abruptly and unexpectedly. The mother is left wondering what is left in her world now that her child is gone. She feels lost and questions where she went wrong and why this tragedy has happened. Her eyes are devoid of light and her search for answers and understanding seems futile. The repeated phrase "What's left in her world?" emphasizes the mother's devastation and the void left by the loss of her child. The lyrics invite the listener to empathize with her pain and reflect on the incomprehensibility of such a loss. Great White's "Mother's Eyes" portrays the deep grief and agony experienced by a mother who has tragically lost her child.
