The song "July" by HUNNY appears to capture the emotions and experiences of a past relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of longing, pain, and nostalgia, as well as a desire for a fresh start and a new beginning. The opening lines "You are a past life, you cut your hair, I wanna die, shoot up like July" suggest a deep pain or loss caused by someone who has moved on and left a lasting impact. The reference to July could symbolize the intensity and heat of a summer romance that has now ended. The lyrics continue with the lines "I'm sure we're on it sometime, you are a past life, you leave the pain in your eyes for me to find." These lines highlight the lingering pain and emotional baggage left behind by the person in question. The protagonist seems to be searching for closure or answers in the pain they see within their former lover's eyes. The chorus speaks of making a mess of July, feeling lost and unable to move on, while also marveling at the endless beauty of their former partner's legs. This mix of admiration and heartache suggests that the protagonist still has strong feelings but is also struggling to let go. The lyrics "We got to find a new place to white out" express the need for a fresh start and a release from the pain and memories associated with the past. The phrase "white out" could signify a metaphorical blank slate or a way to erase the past and start anew. The lines "You in the right light, press your lips so tight, kiss me never mind" suggest a desire for intimacy and a longing for connection, despite the complexities and difficulties of the relationship. The lyrics end with "You gave me a look that seemed so honest and sweet, will you paint for me." These lines could signify a plea for the truth and transparency in the relationship, as well as a wish for the person to leave a lasting mark or create something beautiful together. Overall, "July" by HUNNY seems to explore the pain, longing, and desire for closure that can accompany the end of a relationship.
