Fell In Love With An Alien

The lyrics tell a playful, unusual love story. In a quiet countryside setting, the speaker sees a beautiful, glowing stranger and becomes fascinated by her, especially her eyes. Although she is called an alien, the speaker describes the feeling plainly and insists there is no disguise: he is openly in love. The mood shifts from surprise and wonder to fear when a scarecrow chases her, then to hopeful affection as she sends him love and he imagines a future family.

The bright figure “surrounded by light” makes the woman seem mysterious or otherworldly, while the moon going to bed and the sun turning red mark the passage from night toward morning. The scarecrow “chased her in fear” reverses the usual idea of a scarecrow frightening birds: here, the strange visitor is the one who is frightened. Calling her an “alien” may mean she is literally from another world, but it can also suggest that she feels very different from everyone around her.

The repeated claim that the speaker loves her eyes emphasizes attraction and sincerity, though the simple, repetitive lyrics leave much unexplained. The line about looking for a “Romeo” rather than a “homie boy” suggests she wants a romantic partner, not merely a buddy. The song can be heard as a comic fantasy about love across differences, or as a deliberately silly tale whose dreamlike details matter less than the speaker’s excitement.