Cradle

Miracle in My Hands: Amber Run's Cradle Unveils Love's Overflow
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Lyrics

I can hold you in my hands

I have the ability to hold you in my hands.

How long will this miracle last?

Questioning the duration of this extraordinary and wondrous occurrence.

I can't quite believe what I've seen

Expressing disbelief at what has been witnessed.

My heart living outside of my body

Emotionally feeling as if my heart is living outside my body.


Cradle

Introduction of the central theme or metaphor, "Cradle."


From my hands, you hold my soul

You, representing a significant other, hold my essence in your hands.

And what was half is coming out whole

The completion of a once incomplete part, becoming whole.

Repeating my lines but getting thin

Repetition of personal expressions but with a diminishing impact.

Overflowing, cresting the brim

Feelings are overwhelming, surpassing their usual limits.

Hmm

An expressive sound, perhaps indicating contemplation or uncertainty.


Cradle, then lay you down

Reiteration of the central theme, suggesting a cyclical nature.

Watch the stars spin around

Observing the celestial bodies in motion while cradling a significant other.

Milk breath, harvest

Describing a tender moment, perhaps referencing a newborn's breath and abundance.

Cradle, then lay you down

Repetition of the act of laying down a loved one, continuing the cyclical theme.


Lay you down

Repeated emphasis on laying down, possibly symbolizing a ritual or routine.

Lay you down

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Lay you down

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Lay you down

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Lay you down

Continued repetition, reinforcing the significance of laying down.

Lay you down

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Lay you down

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Lay you down

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Lay you down

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Lay you down

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Lay you down

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Lay you down

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Lay you down

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Cradle, then lay you down

Reiteration of cradling and laying down, emphasizing a recurring cycle.

Watch the stars spin around

Observing the celestial bodies while repeating the tender act.

Milk breath, harvest

Describing a moment of tranquility or purity, possibly related to a child.

Cradle, then lay you down

Repeating the cycle of cradling and laying down, suggesting continuity.

Lay you down

Final repetition of laying down, concluding the lyrical narrative.

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