In the Beginning
Eternal Love Blossoms Under Moonlight
Lyrics
There's no sunlight
There is a lack of sunlight.
In the garden now it's gone
In the garden, sunlight is no longer present.
Here by the moonlight
The setting is now illuminated by moonlight.
This is where you and me belong
The speaker and someone else belong together in this moonlit place.
Born unto heaven
The speaker and the other person are metaphorically described as born into heaven.
So many years have we been through
They have experienced many years together.
In the beginning there was you
The beginning is marked by the existence of the other person.
Garden of Eden
Refers to the Garden of Eden, symbolizing a place of abundance.
Bearing the fruits of Summer dew
The garden yields the fruits of Summer dew, representing prosperity.
I know temptation
The speaker acknowledges the presence of temptation, likely linked to the person mentioned.
There every time I look at you
Temptation is consistently associated with looking at the other person.
Into the water
The act of going into the water symbolizes cleansing from sin.
Washing away the taste of sin
The water washes away the taste of sin.
In the beginning there was you
The presence of the other person marks the beginning, suggesting a positive influence.
Lying on the grass here with you
The speaker lies on the grass with the other person.
Can a dream be true
Raising the question of whether the dream of being together is true.
No-one ever here before us
They are the first, with nobody preceding them in this romantic experience.
Everything is new
Everything in this experience feels new.
Living out the endless Summer
Living in a state of perpetual Summer, symbolizing joy and warmth.
Looking out to sea
Looking out to sea, possibly contemplating the vastness of their connection.
Surfing in the new beginning
Metaphorically surfing in the new beginning, navigating their shared journey.
Here for you and me
This new beginning is intended for both the speaker and the other person.
In the beginning there was you
Reiterates that the beginning is attributed to the presence of the other person.
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