Beginning
Eternal Yearning: Unveiling the Emotion Behind Grace Woodroofe's 'Beginning'
Lyrics
There's no way I'll let go
Expressing determination not to release or give up.
I'm all alone with your ghost
Feeling isolated while haunted by memories of someone.
There's no way I'll understand
Admitting difficulty in comprehending a situation or emotion.
There's no bliss that I know
No happiness or joy is familiar or understood.
Hand on mine, you drove slow
Recalling a moment of intimacy and shared experiences.
To choose an avocado
Referencing a seemingly mundane activity as a choice or decision.
You looked into me and I'd melt into you
Describing a deep connection where one loses oneself in the other.
You looked into me and I'd melt into you
Reiterating the intensity of the connection and its impact.
Blue eyes
Highlighting the physical trait of the person being addressed.
Blue eyes
Repeating the mention of the captivating blue eyes.
Buried in your neck
Describing an intimate closeness with someone.
There's no need to take a breath
Implies a sense of comfort and no urgency or necessity.
You pull me close, I let go
Indicating a conflicting desire to be close yet distant.
Every flight, window seat
Recalling a specific memory associated with travel.
Dream about you and me
Imagining or longing for a future together.
I wonder if she does the same
Speculating about another person's feelings or thoughts.
You looked into me and I'd melt into you
Re-emphasizing the captivating effect of the gaze.
You looked into me and I'd melt into you
Repeating the impact of losing oneself in another's gaze.
Blue eyes
Reiterating the captivating nature of the person's eyes.
Blue eyes
Emphasizing the captivating blue eyes once more.
You looked into me and I'd melt into you
Reiterating the profound impact of the shared gaze.
You looked into me and I'd melt into you
Stressing the emotional intensity of losing oneself in another.
Blue eyes
Highlighting the captivating nature of the person's eyes.
Blue eyes
Re-emphasizing the captivating effect of the blue eyes.
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