Angels (When She Shuts Her Eyes)
Mac Miller · Other Songs - Mac Miller
towards the over side of my leader
One day I'm a get it all cleaned up, right now I'm a dirty my jeans up
This what I do, start the day, picture brings back all the pain
All that shit that's hard to say, had a vision, lost it's way
This planet different that we live in, yeah, I bet it is
Product of the new world, you stuck in Genesis
And I'm just tryna rep my city right like Bettis did
I got a crazy girl that's filled with all these fetishes
[Bridge]And she can get me high, when I'm feelin' low
Fill my cup with purple, baby drink it slow
And I can take you anywhere you wanna go
Don't be afraid, don't be afraid
[Hook]I told her please don't take this back from me
This feelin' come so naturally
Exactly what I wanna do, I'm actin' so erratically
You get me high, owe me that, this is real but don't be scared
It's only fair, I warned you that love a drug that can kill you
Got your open heart, I'd have it never, grown poor to last forever
Hopin' you'll remember what I tell you lookin' in your eyes
Don't be afraid of what can get you high
Just hold me tight and watch the seconds fly
[Verse 2: Mac Miller]I wonder where will I meet her,
the perfect girl that I dream of
For now don't need no huge tits, I'm a cool with just a good B cup
Uh, you're now free to ball, build it up then keep it all
She don't need a car, if love demanded now we could roll
And we drive there, save everything that we not said
I'm telling you that you hard to trust
You say you're not, got a hard head
This forever, don't you ever think to let me go
And if I'm talkin' to the world I need to let 'em know
[Bridge][Hook]
Angels (When She Shuts Her Eyes)
Mac Miller's 'Angels (When She Shuts Her Eyes)' stands as a quintessential example of his introspective hip-hop style, blending melodic sensibilities with raw lyrical vulnerability. Recorded during the early 2010s, the track reflects Miller's signature ability to weave personal narrative with atmospheric production, often drawing from his experiences with grief and the passage of time. The song exemplifies the emotional depth found in his discography, particularly within the indie rap and alternative hip-hop movements of that era. By focusing on themes of loss and spiritual comfort, the recording captures a moment in Miller's artistic evolution, showcasing his talent for creating music that resonates deeply with listeners while maintaining a distinct, organic sound that defined his catalog.