"I Can't See You Clearly" is a lyrical, surreal duet about becoming. It explores the thrill and terror of self-reinvention, the joy and risk of intimacy, and what it means to grow beside someone who may not stay the same.

Beneath a blossoming tree, a woman hums alone—until she sees a strange figure she can't quite make out. They call themself a Lion, but say they feel more like a galaxy. As they speak, something in Clara begins to shift. The Lion suggests that names—and selves—aren’t fixed. Clara, inspired, transforms into Varagond: bold, brave, and entirely new. As they explore identity, desire, and transformation, a love begins to grow—tentative, electric, but complicated by the Lion’s ever-changing nature.