Song meaning of MEDIA LUNA by Mora

Ah, the classic love song filled with metaphors. "Media Luna" by Mora is like a romantic game of celestial charades. It's all about being in the same room with your lover, where the ceiling suddenly doesn't seem so high, because, well, I guess love lowers ceilings now, who knew? Mora compares their heart to a jar or some sort of Love-DIY project, because what's love without a touch of arts and crafts, right? Without their significant other, they claim to be nothing more than a cheap costume, like a discount Halloween outfit. But together, they become the unstoppable duo, with the lover being the engine of their love boat. It's a beautiful sentiment, really. If one were to jump off a cliff, the other would gracefully dive right after them, possibly with a snorkel and flippers for extra style points. So charming! And in the chorus, they proclaim to be each other's star and half-moon, because, let's face it, "You're the Milky Way and I'm the cheesy Cracker Barrel billboard advertisement" just doesn't have the same ring to it. And let's not forget the fascinating moment where they mention burying fear and closing eyes, as if playing a game of hide-and-seek with emotions. But hey, if destiny brought them together and they both felt butterflies in their belly buttons, then who are we to question the mysteries of love? They even ask where to sign for forever, as if love is some contractual agreement that requires a pen and paper. Newsflash, folks: love can't be contained by legalities! But I suppose when you're shining on the ground and your departure causes rain, you start searching for time-travel options. And in the end, they nostalgically repeat "another time, another time, another time," because apparently they're stuck in a time loop or have a limited vocabulary. Oh Mora, please keep serenading us with your celestial perplexities, because nothing says love more than comparing your partner to heavenly bodies. Shoot for the stars, or half-moons, in this case!