When You Walk in the Room
Captivated Moments: When Your Presence Alters the Melody
Lyrics
EVERYTIME...
Expresses the frequency of a specific occurrence
I can feel a new expression on my face
Describes a change in facial expression in response to a certain stimulus
I can feel a glowing sensation taking place
Conveys a pleasant, radiant feeling emerging
I can hear the guitar playin' lovely tunes
Highlights the auditory perception of a melodious guitar playing
Every time that you walk in the room
Associates the act of walking into the room with a positive impact
I close my eyes for a second and pretend it's me you want
Describes a brief imaginative moment where the speaker pretends to be the desired one
Meanwhile I try to act so nonchalant
Details the attempt to appear casual and indifferent
I feel a summer's night with a magic moon
Elicits the sense of a magical summer night with a captivating moon
Every time that you walk in the room
Reiterates the positive impact of someone entering the room
Baby it's a dream come true (dream come true)
Expresses the extraordinary joy of a wish or desire coming true
Standin' right alongside of you
States the speaker's physical proximity to the person of interest
Wish I could show you how much I care
Expresses the desire to demonstrate deep affection
But I only have the nerve to stand and stare
Acknowledges the speaker's nervousness and limited ability to express feelings
I can feel a something pounding in my brain
Describes a physical sensation in the brain in response to the person's presence
Just anytime that someone speaks your name
Highlights the impact of hearing the person's name being spoken
Oh, the trumpets sounds and I hear thunder boom
Uses metaphorical language to describe intense emotions, likening it to trumpets and thunder
Every time that you walk in the room
Reiterates the profound effect of the person walking in the room
Every time that you walk in the room
Repeats the assertion of the person's impact on the speaker
Every time that you walk in the room
Reaffirms the significance of the person's entrance into the room
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