Here's What Billie Eilish's Goldwing Really Means

With lyrics such as "Gold winged angel / Go home, don't tell / Anyone what you are / You're sacred and they're starved / And their art is gettin' dark / And there you are to tear apart / Tear apart, tear apart, tear apart," Billie Eilish has created a new hit with the song "Goldwing." The song is the sixth track on "Happier Than Ever," per Genius. The lyrics tell the story of a young woman who is completely pure, not having gone through any traumatic events, as Billie looks to help the fictional woman during a time of vulnerability.

"'GOLDWING', I wrote a song that is kinda a metaphor for a young woman especially in the street or life that is pure, and I don't mean a virgin. I mean like a young, non-exploited, non-traumatized person. A metaphor for that being a gold-winged angel," Billie told Spotify (via Lyric Mode) about the meaning behind the song.

According to USA Today, "Goldwing" is much different than all of Eilish's other songs with it's church hymn sound at the beginning and a later beat drop that will have fans singing and dancing until the end. Fans are sure to love Eilish's latest album and are already doing their part to make it a success for the young star.