Walking on Water
Walking on Water: Love's Resilience and the Unseen Struggle
Lyrics
Spent forty days and forty nights
Enduring a challenging period of forty days and nights.
Weathered every storm sundown to daylight
Facing and overcoming every difficulty from sunset to sunrise.
A rose by any other well is still a rose
Comparing love to a rose, emphasizing its essence regardless of circumstances.
Que sera sera well that's how love goes
Accepting the uncertainty of love, as expressed in the phrase "Que sera sera."
I'll tell you this one thing is true
Asserting a truthful statement.
Before you see me walking back to you
Committing to not return until a specific condition is met.
You'll see me walking on water
Confidently stating the ability to achieve extraordinary feats.
You'll see me walking on water
Repeating the assertion of walking on water for emphasis.
Now if I could it would just be a curse
Expressing hesitation about having a particular ability.
Half the time I'd feel better the other half worse
Highlighting the mixed emotions associated with possessing the mentioned ability.
You'll see me walking on water
Reiterating the claim of walking on water.
You'll see me walking on water
Reaffirming the certainty of the extraordinary feat.
Well there's a doormat outside my house
Describing a doormat symbolizing emotional vulnerability.
It resembles my heart where your footprints wore it out
Comparing the doormat to the heart affected by the footsteps of a loved one.
The other day I almost gave you a ring
Recalling a moment of almost reaching out to the person.
Then I was reminded of this one little thing
Being reminded of a crucial factor hindering the action.
This one little thing rings true
Emphasizing the truth of a particular realization.
Before you see me walking back to you
Repeating the commitment not to return until a condition is met.
You'll see me walking on water
Confidently asserting the ability to walk on water.
You'll see me walking on water
Reiterating the claim for emphasis.
Now if I could it would just be a curse
Expressing reservations about having the extraordinary ability.
Half the time I'd feel better the other half worse
Acknowledging the fluctuating emotions associated with possessing the ability.
You'll see me walking on water
Repeating the assertion of walking on water.
You'll see me walking on water
Emphasizing the certainty of the extraordinary feat.
Have you seen me
Prompting a question about being observed.
Let's go
An abrupt transition or invitation to action.
This one little thing rings true
Reiterating the truth of a specific realization.
Before you see me walking back to you
Restating the commitment not to return without a specific condition being fulfilled.
Back to you well
Referencing the return to the person.
You'll see me walking on water
Confidently asserting the ability to walk on water once again.
You'll see me walking on water
Repeating the claim for emphasis.
Now if I could it would just be a curse
Expressing reservations about having the extraordinary ability.
Half the time I'd feel better the other half worse
Acknowledging the mixed emotions associated with possessing the ability.
You'll see me walking on water
Reiterating the assertion of walking on water.
You'll see me walking on water
Emphasizing the certainty of the extraordinary feat.
Walking on water
Concluding with a bold declaration of walking on water.
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