Lyrics
I hold your wrist
I have a firm grasp on your wrist.
You bite your lip
You nervously bite your lip.
The push becomes an embrace
The initial push or distance between us transforms into a warm embrace.
I touch your face
I gently touch your face.
You close your eyes
You respond by closing your eyes, possibly enjoying the moment.
The embrace becomes a shove
The embrace intensifies and turns into a forceful shove.
I walk away
I decide to walk away, creating some distance.
You follow too close
You, however, follow closely, not allowing the distance to grow.
The shove takes hold
The shove from earlier gains control of the situation.
And there's no where to go
We find ourselves in a situation where there is no escape.
Take it down
A command or suggestion to reduce intensity or emotion.
Take it all the way
Emphasizing the need to reduce intensity or emotion completely.
Take it down
Reiterating the call to decrease intensity or emotion.
Take it all the way down below the waterline
Extending the idea of reducing intensity or emotion to a profound level, possibly indicating a breaking point.
I see you now
Observing you through a barrier, perhaps suggesting a sense of detachment or separation.
Through a glass wall
The imagery of seeing through a glass wall continues, emphasizing the barrier between us.
All that is you stays with you
Your essence or identity remains intact despite the separation.
All that is me stays with me
Similarly, my identity remains unaffected by the distance between us.
But we see it all
We are fully aware of the situation, seeing and feeling everything.
We feel it all
We experience all the emotions and sensations associated with the circumstances.
And there is no place we can't go
Despite the intensity of the situation, there is nowhere we can avoid going.
Take it down
A repetition of the earlier call to reduce intensity or emotion.
Take it all the way
A reiteration of the need to decrease intensity or emotion completely.
Take it down
Emphasizing again the call to reduce intensity or emotion.
Take it all the way down below the waterline
Extending the idea of reducing intensity or emotion to a profound level, possibly indicating a breaking point (repeated).
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