Lyrics
It's everywhere I go
Expressing the omnipresence of a particular feeling or experience in the narrator's life.
And everything I see
Highlighting the pervasiveness of the mentioned feeling in everything observed.
The way I look at you
Referring to the narrator's perspective when looking at someone else.
The way you look at me
Reciprocal gaze, emphasizing mutual interaction and connection.
Why can't we just see eye to eye and then we will see
Expressing a desire for mutual understanding to bridge the perceived gap.
That we're not so cut off as we used to be
Suggesting a positive shift in the relationship, overcoming previous disconnection.
Why don't we just stop our fussing?
Advocating for an end to arguments or conflicts.
We don't need to look like each other to earn loving
Rejecting the notion that physical resemblance is a prerequisite for love.
Open your eyes and see all of these faces
Encouraging awareness of diverse perspectives represented by different faces.
We can't carry on like we're in different places
Highlighting the challenge of maintaining unity when feeling distant.
So, oh, oh, oh
Expressing a hopeful sentiment about unity or togetherness.
And we can be together in this place
Envisioning unity and coexistence in a specific place or context.
And we can set aside and learn to love
Advocating for setting aside differences and learning to love one another.
You're like my brother
Establishing a familial or close relationship, comparing it to a brotherly bond.
So, listen up what I'm saying
Calling attention to a message the narrator wants to convey.
I don't know the game you're playing
Expressing uncertainty about the motives or actions of someone else.
But somebody gotta tell you that our relationships are failing
Indicating a realization that relationships are deteriorating.
Everybody gotta let go, oh
Advocating for collective release or detachment from negative emotions.
Everybody take it real slow, oh
Encouraging a gradual and thoughtful approach to life.
'Cause unless we do, I'm telling you
Warning about the consequences if collective change does not occur.
We're never gonna learn to love, or even earn it too
Stressing the importance of learning to love for personal and collective growth.
I guess what Imma saying is there ain't no better time
Emphasizing the urgency of the moment to let go of burdens.
To let go of everything keeping you down
Encouraging liberation from anything hindering progress or happiness.
I don't even know you
Expressing a lack of familiarity with someone, signaling openness.
Show me your face
Requesting visibility and personal connection.
Let's be together in this beautiful place
Reiterating the desire for unity in a beautiful environment.
Why don't we just stop our fussing?
Repeating the call to end conflicts for the sake of unity.
We don't need to look like each other to earn loving
Reiterating the rejection of appearance-based criteria for love.
Open your eyes and see all of these faces
Encouraging awareness of diverse faces and backgrounds.
We can't carry on like we're in different places
Stressing the impossibility of progress if everyone feels distant.
So, oh, oh, oh
Repeating the hopeful sentiment of unity or togetherness.
And we can be together in this place
Reiterating the vision of unity and coexistence in a specific context.
And we can set aside and learn to love
Emphasizing the need to overcome differences and cultivate love.
You're like my brother, that you are
Reaffirming the brotherly relationship between the narrator and the addressed person.
You are my bro
Explicitly stating the familial or close bond as that of brothers.
We need to be together in this place
Reiterating the call for unity in a specific environment.
We learn to hate but now we need to love
Highlighting a past inclination toward hatred and the current need for love.
You're like my brother, that you are
Reaffirming the brotherly relationship despite past negativity.
You are my bro
Repeating the explicit designation of the addressed person as a brother.
We need to be together in this place
Reiterating the call for unity in a specific context.
And we can set aside and learn to love
Emphasizing the need to set aside differences and actively learn to love.
You're like my brother
Reaffirming the brotherly relationship and the importance of unity.
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