Here's What Billie Eilish's Halley's Comet Really Means

"Halley's Comet" has been picked out on "Happier Than Ever" as a particularly heartwrenching track. Capital explains that of the 16 new songs that Eilish has put out, fans have clung to and related with the deep emotion of "Halley's Comet."

Opening slow and soulful, Genius details that the lyrics start, "I don't want it. And I don't want to want you, But in my dreams, I seem to be more honest. And I must admit you've been in quite a few." Sleeplessness, loneliness, and pining are all key themes in the song that's set to a sweet melody.

"I'm sitting in my brother's room. Haven't slеpt in a week, or two, or two," she sings after the instrumental. "I think I might have fallen in love. What am I to do?" And Eilish seems to have hit a nerve with fans who can totally relate to wanting someone you know is never going to give you what you need back. "Someone really said 'Halley's Comet' sounds like laying down next to someone while watching the stars, I'm not ready for this SOJKRKSMAODK," one fan tweeted.

Another wrote, "I have Halley's Comet on repeat. This album is just #HappierThanEver." And Eilish wasn't kidding when she said that the feelings that she's put into these songs seem to be universal.