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Ripple of Emotions: Exploring the Meaning Behind Emma Kieran's 'move'
Lyrics
What if I were the pebble you skipped and it rippled across the lake
Contemplating the impact of one's influence, imagining being a pebble creating ripples across a lake.
What if I were the water that rippled to rivers that make their way
Considering the possibility of being a source that contributes to the formation of rivers.
What if I were the ocean I ebb and I flow and I kiss the coast
Imagining oneself as the vast ocean, expressing the dynamic and rhythmic nature of life.
What if I were the moon and I pull and I pull and I pull you close
Visualizing the moon's gravitational pull symbolically as a force pulling someone emotionally close.
I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
Expressing a desire to create an emotional impact, emphasizing the repetition of the wish to move someone.
I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-What if I were a kite that you flew and you knew that I'd fly away
Picturing oneself as a kite that may fly away, exploring the transient nature of relationships.
What if I were the wind and I blew through the mountains into a cave
Considering the idea of being like the wind, traversing through challenges and obstacles.
What if I were the cave where the wind sang its song and I echoed that
Imagining being a cave where experiences are stored, with the wind (life's experiences) singing its song.
What if I were the singer who came and I listened and sang it back
Identifying with a singer who listens to life's songs and echoes them back.
I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
Reiterating the desire to evoke a strong emotional response and move the person repeatedly.
I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move ya, I wanna move ya
Expressing a persistent longing to move someone emotionally.
I wanna move ya, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move ya, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move ya, I wanna move
-What if I were the pebble you skipped and it rippled across the lake
Revisiting the metaphor of being a pebble and its impact on the surroundings.
I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
Continuing the repetition of the desire to move someone, emphasizing the intensity of the feeling.
I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
-I wanna move, I wanna move, I wanna move ya
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