Lyrics
He loves to hate, she hates to love, lonely above
Expressing a paradoxical relationship where one enjoys hating, while the other dislikes the feeling of love, both feeling lonely.
His dirty mind, she just stays clean and sober
Highlighting the contrast in their mental states – one with a "dirty mind" and the other maintaining cleanliness and sobriety.
True romance in joy opposites always is the case
Stating that true romance often involves opposites experiencing joy; it's a recurring pattern.
When you only enjoy taking on all the colors that surround you
Describing the enjoyment derived from embracing diverse perspectives and experiences represented by different colors.
She's on the fence, he's on the ground, laid our face down
Depicting a physical and emotional distance between them – she's indecisive, he's grounded, both facing challenges.
She takes so long, he's hanging on forever
Emphasizing the time contrast between them, with her taking a long time while he patiently hangs on.
True romance in joy opposites always is the case
Reiterating that true romance involves joy through opposing qualities, underscoring its consistent occurrence.
When you only enjoy taking on all the colors that surround you
Echoing the idea of finding joy in embracing the variety of experiences and emotions represented by different colors.
Any of sign of life you might want to share with me tonight, oh
Seeking any indication of life from the other person, creating a sense of anticipation or longing for a connection.
Oh, any sign of life you might want to share with me tonight, oh
Repeating the desire for a sign of life, possibly suggesting a yearning for communication or shared experiences.
He's always lost, she knows the way, softly he'll say,
Portraying one person as consistently lost while the other knows the way, and a soft request to be brought to the other's level.
"Can you bring me at your pace? Bring me at your place."
Expressing a desire to be brought to the other person's pace and place, indicating a willingness to be closer or connected.
True romance in joy opposites always is the case
Reaffirming the theme that true romance involves joy arising from opposing characteristics, a recurrent pattern in relationships.
When you only enjoy taking on all the colors that surround you
Reflecting on the pleasure found in embracing the diverse array of experiences symbolized by surrounding colors.
True romance after all
Asserting that true romance exists despite differences, emphasizing the enduring nature of love that transcends opposites.
True love in joy opposites always is the case
Reiterating that joy in love often arises from the contrasting qualities between individuals, underscoring its consistent occurrence.
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