Making Love
Beyond Passion: Discovering Deeper Love in Glenn Fredly's Melody
Lyrics
Here, close to our feelings
Expressing proximity to deep emotions and connection.
We touch again, we love again
Highlighting the renewal of physical and emotional closeness.
Remember when we thought
Reflecting on a past belief that hearts would never unite.
Our hearts will never met
Recalling a time when it seemed impossible for hearts to meet.
And we're all were better for each other
Emphasizing mutual improvement and fulfillment in the relationship.
There's more to love..
Suggesting that love involves more than just physical intimacy.
I know, than making love
Acknowledging that there is a deeper dimension to love beyond physical expressions.
Here, no more confusion
Claiming an end to confusion in the relationship.
We see our lives
Noticing and understanding the course of their lives together.
We live our lives
Actively living and experiencing their shared lives.
Remember when we thought
Recalling a past belief that survival as a couple was unlikely.
We never would survive
Acknowledging past doubts about the relationship's viability.
But now neither one of us is breaking
Noting the resilience of both partners; neither is breaking.
There's more to love..
Reiterating that love involves more than physical intimacy.
I know, than making love
Reaffirming the understanding that love goes beyond mere physical expression.
Chorus:
Chorus: Indicating a recurring theme or message in the song.
Something's never change
Stating that some aspects of the relationship remain constant.
Something's sometimes do
Acknowledging that certain things may change over time.
And now I'm feeling strong enough to let you in
Feeling emotionally strong enough to be vulnerable and open up.
And now neither one of us is breaking
Noting the resilience of both partners; neither is breaking.
Knowing now there's more to love than making love
Acknowledging that love encompasses more than just physical intimacy.
And I remember you
Recalling the memory of the partner in the context of the past.
And making love
Reiterating the theme that making love is only one aspect of a broader love.
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