Undiscovered First

I had what I thought were clear Open eyes, bright blue Vision of, of a lake Carryin' pictures to lay on you Close the blinds, let 'em in Don't mind openin', it's the edge of love You can't un-think a thought Either it's there or not Shadows of the mountain Don't tell them what's under The breadth and the height Of an undiscovered first Now hopeful mountaineers climb up To eclipse like the whole sun 'Cause it's been said that two would know What to do, it'd been told Shadows of the mountain Don't tell them what's under The breadth and the height Of an undiscovered first Shadows of the mountain Don't tell them what's in store The height and the breadth Is it wrong to want more? Is this the right mountain For us to climb? Is this the way to live For you to be mine? Is this the right river For us to ford? Is this the way you live For me to be yours? Is this the way to live For me to be yours? Is this the way to live? Is it wrong to want more?

About

"Undiscovered First" is a song from Feist's 2011 album "Metals." Known for her folk-rock sensibilities and emotional vulnerability, Feist brings forth an exploration of the unknown in relationships with this song. The track is richly orchestrated, combining acoustic elements with more evocative, cinematic sounds. Its musical landscape complements the lyrics that venture into the uncertainty and complexities of love and human connection. The song captures the essence of Feist's "Metals" album, which is largely focused on themes of emotional depth and the intricate facets of human experience.