The way I see the world
Harmony Unveiled: Billy Kelson's Vision of Love and Unity
Lyrics
The way I see the world
The speaker expresses their personal perspective on the world.
I wonder how you view these now
Curiosity about how someone else perceives the same things.
The way I see the world
A repetition of the speaker's view of the world.
No jealousy my girl
Assurance to a significant other that there's no jealousy.
You strip me from my duties now
A sense of vulnerability as responsibilities are taken away.
The way I see the world
Restating the speaker's perspective on the world.
But don't take my final word
Cautioning against accepting the speaker's view as final.
We've got to one from two teams now
Reference to a shift from a divided state to unity.
And this I much prefer
The speaker prefers the current situation.
And once there is a third they'll get not one but two genes now
Anticipating the arrival of a third party and its impact on genetics.
The way I see the world
Reiteration of the speaker's worldview.
The way I see the world
Repetition for emphasis.
The way we converse
Highlighting positive communication and genuine laughter.
And laugh and smile so truly now
Emphasizing a stress-free relationship.
The way I see the world
Restating the speaker's perspective on the world.
No stress upon us
No pressure on the relationship, expressing admiration for beauty.
I'll honour all your beauty now
A commitment to honor and appreciate the partner.
The way I see the world
Reiteration of the speaker's worldview.
Well this feeling is unheard
Describing an intense, unfamiliar emotion.
Run in and out and through dreams now
Mention of experiencing dreams together.
And there you were
Reference to a specific moment with the partner.
And once there is a third
A repeated anticipation of a third entity affecting genetics.
They'll got not one but two genes now
Speculation about the genetic impact of a third party.
The way I see the world
Reiteration of the speaker's perspective on the world.
The way I see the world
Final repetition of the speaker's worldview.
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