The song "Untitled" by Horse Head is about unrequited love and the feelings of being unnoticed and irrelevant. The lyrics depict the narrator standing next to a girl who seems uninterested or emotionally vacant. They realize that they have been in similar situations in the past where they faded into irrelevance. The narrator expresses their longing for the girl, even though she never noticed or paid attention to them. The chorus emphasizes the narrator's deep love for the girl, regardless of any specific reason. They view her as their sole focus and priority, surpassing everything else in their life. She represents all the seasons - winter, spring, summer, and fall. In the second verse, the narrator describes the moments they share with the girl. When they kiss, they close their eyes and imagine a possible reality where their love is reciprocated. Even when they miss her, they continue to imagine being with her. The bridge introduces the idea of the girl being obsessed with death and the narrator feeling indebted to her for that. It implies that she may have misunderstood the narrator's feelings or intentions. The outro mentions the narrator's desire to escape their current state and not wanting to die in the same situation. They long for a deeper connection with the girl and reminisce about experiencing the vibrant club lights together. Overall, the song explores themes of unrequited love, feeling unnoticed, and longing for a meaningful connection. It portrays the emotional turmoil and longing for someone who may not reciprocate those feelings.
