The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Your Eyes" by the artist "Trevor Something"

In "Your Eyes", Trevor Something sings about the pain of watching someone you love lose themselves. The lyrical hero sees changes in his beloved, who has become "just like everyone else", losing her individuality. He feels her pain, her inner emptiness, evidenced by the repeating phrase "I see it in your eyes".

The hero worries that "they" – perhaps society, friends, or outside influence – will take over her, exploiting her vulnerability. He urges her not to give up, to stay true to herself, and not let others dictate her life. The repeated plea "Don't go away" and the hope for a conversation speak of his desire to help, to be there for her, and support her through this difficult time.

The repetition of "What else is there to say?" emphasizes the hero's helplessness and despair. He sees his beloved's suffering but doesn't know how to help, other than to be there and express his love and concern. The song is filled with sadness, anxiety, and the unspoken pain of helplessness in the face of another person's inner struggle.