Victim of the Sea
Navigating Love's Depths: Unveiling the Meaning Behind 'Victim of the Sea'
Lyrics
You look so lost as you gaze at the ocean
You appear lost while gazing at the ocean.
Don't be alarmed my dear, you're safe in here
Reassurance that there's no need to be alarmed; safety is ensured here.
I won't let you drown
The singer promises not to let the person drown, indicating support and protection.
What's on your mind, are you caught in the tides
Inquiring about the person's thoughts, questioning if they are overwhelmed by emotional currents.
Of your river of tears, they disappear
Reference to the person's emotional struggles, suggesting that tears vanish when closing one's eyes.
When you close your eyes
Suggesting a form of escape or solace by closing one's eyes.
How does it feel to be stranded all alone
Asking about the experience of feeling stranded and alone.
Just like me, you're a victim of the sea
Comparing the person to the singer, both portrayed as victims of the sea, sharing a common struggle.
We'll find a way to fall in love and live life free
Expressing a desire to find a way to love and live freely despite the challenges.
And you won't be, another victim of the sea
Assurance that the person won't become another victim of the sea.
You don't know much about these waters
Highlighting the person's unfamiliarity with the challenges they face, particularly in the ocean.
The depths of the blue will split us in two
Emphasizing that the vastness of the ocean might create distance between them.
We have to stay afloat
Stressing the importance of staying afloat, possibly in the face of emotional struggles.
This is no river like the ones you have known
Pointing out that the ocean differs from familiar rivers, introducing a new and unpredictable environment.
You're used to floating down a one way stream
Contrasting the typical experience of floating down a one-way stream with the complexity of the ocean.
The ocean goes all ways
Highlighting the multidirectional nature of the ocean currents.
How does it feel to be stranded all alone
Repeating the inquiry about the feeling of being stranded and alone in the vast sea.
Just like me, you're a victim of the sea
Reiterating the shared experience of being victims of the sea, emphasizing commonality.
We'll find a way to fall in love and live life free
Renewing the commitment to finding a way to love and live freely despite the challenges.
And you won't be, another victim of the sea
Reassurance that the person won't become another victim of the sea, reinforcing a positive outcome.
How does it feel to be stranded all alone
Restating the question about the feeling of being stranded and alone.
Just like me, you're a victim of the sea
Recalling the shared identity as victims of the sea, maintaining a connection between the singer and the person.
We'll find a way to fall in love and live life free
Affirming the commitment to finding a way to love and live freely despite the challenges, echoing earlier sentiments.
And you won't be, another victim of the sea
Reiterating the promise that the person won't become another victim of the sea, providing a sense of closure.
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