Living Room
Love's Journey: Finding Home in the Living Room
Lyrics
I'm back home
I have returned home.
We're hanging in the living room
We are together in the living room.
Our feet up on the couch alone, at last
We're alone in the living room, finally relaxing with our feet up on the couch.
And it feels good
This situation feels pleasant and satisfying.
When I'm gone
When I'm away, I contemplate what's happening in our living space.
I wonder what's going on
Curious about activities in the room in my absence.
In this room without me, in this house, this neighborhood
Reflecting on the room, house, and neighborhood without my presence.
I found a picture of you and me before we met
I discovered a picture of us before we met.
You were dancing I was standing on my head
You were dancing, and I was doing something unconventional (standing on my head).
But if you asked me then where I'd be now
If questioned then, I couldn't have predicted being in your house now.
Could I have told you I'd be in your house
Reflecting on the unpredictability of life.
If you asked me anything at all
If asked anything at all, would I have taken risks?
Would I have fallen
Contemplating whether I would have taken chances or risks.
Fallen
Emphasizing the idea of falling or taking a leap of faith.
Out on Lansdowne Street
Reference to Lansdowne Street, possibly a significant place or memory.
My brother and his bride asked me
Brother and his bride invited me to a show with extra tickets.
To come out to the show, they had some extra tickets
Attending a show, but not expressing much when you appeared.
And when you showed up
When you arrived, my focus was on my girlfriend, which I should have mentioned.
I really didn't say that much
I didn't say much when you arrived.
I was living with my girlfriend, yes, I should have mentioned that
I was in a relationship, a detail I should have communicated.
Later on our way, down the subway station steps
Describing the journey down the subway station steps.
Taking different lines, we just waved goodbye and left
We parted ways, waving goodbye, and taking different subway lines.
But if I asked you then where you'd be now
Reflecting on where you might be now if asked back then.
Could you have told me you'd be in this house
If I asked anything at all, would you have ended up in this house?
If I asked you anything at all
Contemplating the unpredictability of life choices.
Would you have fallen
Questioning whether you would have taken a leap of faith.
Fallen
Repeating the idea of falling, emphasizing its significance.
Fallen
Reiterating the intensity of the fall or decision.
Hard I know
Acknowledging the difficulty of love.
Love is like a rabbit hole
Comparing love to a complex and challenging journey.
Spend an awful lot of time, just trying to find our way back here
Spending significant time navigating the complexities of love.
Right where we are
Emphasizing the current positive state of being together.
Just hanging in the living room
Repeating the setting of being in the living room, highlighting the intimacy.
Our feet up on the couch, alone at last, and it feels
Reiterating the sense of satisfaction in being alone in the living room.
Yeah, it feels
Expressing the positive and satisfying feelings of the moment.
Good
Repeating the affirmation of feeling good.
Good
Further emphasizing the positive feelings.
Good
Continuing to express the goodness of the moment.
If you asked me then where I'd be now
Reflecting on the unpredictability of current circumstances.
If I asked you then where you'd be now
Asking about the unpredictability of your current situation.
Would you have fallen
Repeating the theme of falling, questioning whether it was inevitable.
Fallen
Reiterating the idea of falling, questioning its inevitability.
Would I have fallen
Reflecting on the possibility of personal choices leading to a fall.
Fallen
Repeating the theme of falling and its potential connection to choices.
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