Outlaws of Love

Outlaws of Love: Defying Norms in the Journey of Young Hearts
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Lyrics

In his mind he was a man, at least he thought he was

In his mind, he perceived himself as a man, though uncertain.

It's hard to understand how old is old enough

It's challenging to grasp when one is considered old enough.

Yeah, she was his girl, they met back in high school

Refers to a past relationship from high school; they were once a couple.

And they ran off and got married 'cause they thought that it'd be cool

They married impulsively, thinking it would be exciting or rebellious.


They'll never see what you are to me

Expresses that others fail to see the true value of the person to the speaker.

All that I want, all that I believe is

Desire for love and belief is central to the speaker's life.


They say we're too young to understand

Society perceives them as too young to comprehend their relationship.

They don't know how it feels when I hold your hand

Contrasts societal views with the emotional connection felt when holding hands.

They say we've gotta to prove what we're made of

The need to prove themselves, facing challenges together as a couple.

You and me against the world

Expresses a strong partnership against external challenges.

Outlaws of love

Describes their relationship as unconventional and rebellious, like outlaws of love.


The honeymoon was over, the money'd all been spent

The initial excitement fades; financial struggles become a burden.

Felt like he was kidnapped, his ransom was the rent

Feels trapped, as if taken hostage by financial obligations.

Spent too much time crying, holding onto pride

Emotional hardship, yet holding onto pride in difficult times.

He talks about a promise, he'd look her in the eye

Recalls a promise made, emphasizing sincerity through eye contact.


No time to cry living on the run

Facing challenges without time for emotional breakdowns.

We never know if our day will come

Uncertainty about the future, not knowing if their time will come.


They say we're young and don't understand

Similar to line 9, society's perception of their understanding of love.

They don't know how it feels when I hold your hand

Reiterates the emotional connection felt through physical touch.

We'll save our dreams before they turn to dust

Hopes to preserve their dreams amid challenges.

They'll be no surrender for

Commitment to persevere without giving up.

Outlaws of love, outlaws of love, outlaws

Repeats the idea of being outlaws of love, emphasizing their unconventional relationship.


You know it ain't easy to sink or rise above

Acknowledges the difficulty of overcoming challenges in love.

These days you're two paychecks away, ain't that simple enough

Highlights the financial struggles faced by many couples.

Now I hope we can laugh when we look back on these years

Expresses hope for laughter when looking back on tough times.

We'd say about the hard times just sinking from our beer

Reflecting on difficult times with humor, perhaps over drinks.


They say we're young and don't understand

Reiterates society's perception of their understanding of love.

They don't' know how it feels when I hold your hand

Reaffirms the emotional connection experienced through physical touch.

Each day we gotta prove what we're made up

Every day is an opportunity to prove the strength of their relationship.

You and me against the world

Emphasizes the united front against the challenges posed by the world.

Outlaws of love, outlaws of love

Repeated affirmation of their status as outlaws of love.

Outlaws of love, outlaws of love

Reiterates the unconventional nature of their love, emphasizing defiance against societal norms.

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