Let's Make It Last
Cherishing Moments: Let's Make Love Last with Brandon Heath
Lyrics
Rain come down tonight
Expressing a desire for rain tonight.
Except for the bump on my head I'm feeling alright
Despite a minor injury, feeling generally well.
Dancing to our favorite tune, I pulled you in way to soon
Dancing prematurely to a favorite song, pulled the partner in too soon.
Bang went the drums, we went boo, yeah
Drums sounded, and a reaction followed ("boo").
Running through the yard
Running through the yard carefree.
Splashing through puddles with you, without regard
Splashing through puddles with a disregard for consequences.
Do you think the neighbors will care
Considering if neighbors will be bothered.
So what if they do, they'll just stare, kids will all say it's not fair
Dismissive attitude towards others' opinions; expecting stares and kids saying it's unfair.
The way that we love, the way that we left
Reflection on the way love is experienced and ended.
It's something worth seeing, so let's make it last, let's make it last
Emphasizing the significance of the love experience and a call to make it last.
Come sun sunny day
Imagining a future sunny day.
We'll call and sit to our jobs, what will we say
Acknowledging responsibilities and anticipating a conversation about illness.
She's coming down with the flu
Reference to a partner getting the flu.
I think that I'm catching it too, this is what love makes you do
Feeling symptomatic as well, attributing it to the influence of love.
The way that we love, the way that we left
Reiteration of the unique way they love and left things.
It's something worth seeing, so let's make it last
Reaffirming the value of their love experience and the need to preserve it.
The way that we love, the way that we left
Repeating the reflection on the way love is experienced and ended.
It's something worth seeing, yeah, so let's make it last
Reiterating the importance of the love experience and the call to make it last.
Live out each moment, they go by so fast, let's make it last
Encouragement to live in the present as moments pass quickly.
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