"So Lillies" is a song by Julia Holter from her album "Loud City Song" released in 2013. The song is characterized by Holter's ethereal and poetic style of lyrics. The lyrics of "So Lillies" portray a dreamlike atmosphere where lilies and their fragrance symbolize a delicate and tender experience. The narrator's dreams reflect the beauty and fragility of lilies, which seem to carry the weight of the sun's grief. The whiteness of the lilies represents a dream, freeing the narrator's hands and mind while being enveloped in its serene and graceful violet aura. The song's lyrics also touch upon themes of feeling lost and bored, perhaps hinting at a longing for something more meaningful in life. The mention of fountains adds to the imagery of fluidity and tranquility. The lyric "Wickedly, eyes. When will they turn around?" suggests a sense of anticipation and longing for a change or connection. The narrator seeks an understanding of why things are the way they are and desires someone's help in explaining it. Overall, "So Lillies" explores the ethereal beauty and fragility of dreams and nature, while also delving into themes of longing and a search for meaning and connection. The lyrics evoke a dreamlike and introspective atmosphere that is characteristic of Julia Holter's evocative and poetic style.
