Lyrics
My breath was coming fast
Expressing heightened breathing, possibly due to emotional intensity.
And as I make a start
Beginning an action or journey.
You turn to go, oh, oh
Addressing the departure or withdrawal of someone.
I'll do what you want me to
Expressing willingness to comply with the other person's desires.
I'll cry at the thought of the loss of a heart
Emotional reaction to the idea of losing someone's love.
Love is reason
Stating that love has a rational or justifiable aspect.
Love is reason
Reiteration of the idea that love has a rational component.
Love is reason
Continued emphasis on love having a reasonable aspect.
Love is reason enough
Affirming that love's rationality is sufficient on its own.
My morals are changing fast
Indicating a rapid change in personal values or principles.
I told you it wouldn't last
Conveying a prediction that a relationship won't endure.
You turn and go, oh, oh
Echoing the earlier departure or separation mentioned.
I'll be what you want me to be
Committing to adapting to the other person's expectations.
I'd die at the thought of the loss of your heart
Expressing extreme sadness at the potential loss of the other person's love.
Love is reason
Reaffirming that love has a rational or justifiable aspect.
Love is reason
Restating the rational component of love.
Love is reason
Emphasizing again that love is reasonable.
Love is reason enough
Affirming that the rationality of love is sufficient.
Oh, love is reason enough
Reiterating that love's rationality is enough on its own.
I'll die at the thought of the loss of your heart
Re-emphasizing the emotional impact of potentially losing the other person.
Love is reason
Repeating the idea that love has a rational or justifiable aspect.
Love is reason
Reaffirming the rationality of love.
Love is reason
Restating that love has a reasonable aspect.
Love, love is reason
Adding emphasis to the idea that love is reason itself.
Is reason enough
Declaring that love's rationality is sufficient.
Is reason enough, love is reason enough
Repeating the assertion that love is reason enough.
Is reason enough
Affirming once again that love's rationality is sufficient on its own.
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