Because You're Mine

Captivating Love: Unveiling the Meaning Behind Al Martino's 'Because You're Mine'
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Lyrics

Because you're mine

Expressing a possessive connection, the speaker asserts that their beloved is theirs.

The brightest star I see

The beloved is compared to the brightest star, symbolizing their radiance and significance in the speaker's life.

Looks down, my love, and envies me

The speaker feels fortunate as even the stars look down and envy the love they share.

Because you're mine, because you're mine

Reiteration of the possessive sentiment, emphasizing the exclusive connection between the speaker and their beloved.


Because you're mine

Reaffirmation of the possessive connection, emphasizing the exclusivity of the relationship.

The breeze that hurries by

The passing breeze is transformed into a melody, signifying the enchanting influence the beloved has on the speaker's surroundings.

Becomes a melody and why?

Questioning the reason behind this transformation, with the answer being the profound connection with the beloved.

Because you're mine, because you're mine

Reiteration of the possessive sentiment, emphasizing the transformative effect the beloved has on the speaker's world.


I only know for as long as I may live

Commitment to cherish the relationship for the entirety of the speaker's life.

I'll only live for the kiss that you alone may give me

Expressing a commitment to live for the exclusive kisses shared with the beloved.


And when we kiss

Transition to the act of kissing, a significant expression of love and connection.

That isn't thunder, dear

Dismissing any notion of thunder during the kiss, attributing the sound to the speaker's overwhelmed heart.

It's only my poor heart you hear and its applause

The applause of the heart during the kiss is acknowledged, emphasizing the emotional intensity of the moment.

Because you're mine

Reiteration of the possessive sentiment, linking the applause of the heart to the exclusive connection with the beloved.


I only know for as long as I may live

Reiteration of the commitment to cherish the relationship for the entirety of the speaker's life.

I'll only live for the kiss that you alone may give me

Reaffirmation of living exclusively for the kisses shared with the beloved.


And when we kiss

Return to the act of kissing, reinforcing its significance in the speaker's life.

That isn't thunder, dear

Reassurance that any sound during the kiss is not thunder but the speaker's heart, underlining the emotional depth of the moment.

It's only my poor heart you hear and its applause

Recognition of the heart's applause during the kiss, emphasizing the emotional resonance of the exclusive connection with the beloved.

Because you're mine

Final reiteration of the possessive sentiment, attributing the heart's applause to the exclusive nature of the relationship.

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