So Stunning Lyrics – Artemas

[Chorus: Artemas]
In this section, the lyrics convey a sense of detachment and conditional affection. The protagonist finds the partner's lack of verbal communication more appealing, linking physical intimacy with a sense of emotional numbness. The notion that the price of pleasure includes pain reflects a transactional view of their relationship, where the partner's beauty and silence are seen as a form of currency.

[Verse: Artemas]
The verse reveals a sense of pride and recognition of the partner’s struggle after a breakup. The protagonist acknowledges the partner's efforts to move on and the emotional difficulty they face. The line "Just bite that tongue" suggests a need to suppress emotions or avoid confronting difficult truths, highlighting the complex emotions surrounding their separation.

[Bridge: Artemas]
The bridge emphasizes a strong emotional reaction to the partner’s presence, with a repetitive plea to "bite that tongue," indicating a desire for the partner to maintain their silence or avoid expressing deeper emotions. The protagonist’s admission of feeling "sick to my stomach" due to the partner’s allure underscores the powerful and unsettling effect their beauty and presence have on them.

[Outro: Artemas]
The outro reiterates the theme of being overwhelmed by the partner’s allure, with the repeated phrase "so stunning" emphasizing the central motif of the song. The final lines reinforce the protagonist's fixation on the partner's beauty and the emotional turmoil it causes, closing the song with a sense of unresolved fascination and conflict.