The song "Stargazing" by Leon Jackson portrays a love story and the transformative effect that love can have on one's life. The lyrics describe a life before the protagonist knew their love interest, where everything was just alright, okay, and ordinary. There were no memorable moments or excitement captured in pictures. However, when the love interest enters their life, everything changes. The metaphor of fireworks and grand allure represents the feeling of excitement, passion, and enchantment that occurs when they are together. The protagonist compares their life to living in a movie, referencing Fred Astaire's iconic dance scene in the rain, implying that their love story is filled with magic and romance. The chorus emphasizes the overwhelming positive impact that this love has on the protagonist's life. Their love interest's eyes are compared to stargazing, symbolizing the beauty, wonder, and endless possibilities they see in their partner. The chorus repeats the idea that life now feels more than amazing and the protagonist feels like they have been stargazing. The repetition of the lines "There were no fireworks, there was no grand allure, that only happened when you came through my door" reinforces the idea that this love has brought a new level of excitement and happiness into the protagonist's life. Overall, "Stargazing" tells a story of how love has transformed the protagonist's life from ordinary to extraordinary. It highlights the immense joy and wonder they experience with their love interest, comparing it to the magic found in movies and the beauty of gazing at the stars.
