Sailing Down the Tears
Navigating Love's Storm: Sailing Down the Tears Unveiled
Lyrics
I hear you calling, calling me on your telephone, yeah!
I hear someone calling me on the telephone, expressing a desire for companionship.
Saying you don't want to sleep alone...
The person on the phone doesn't want to be alone and seeks company for the night.
'Cause you're so scared in the middle of the night...
Expressing fear or anxiety in the middle of the night.
All night...
Reiteration of the nighttime fear, suggesting a prolonged sense of unease.
I hear you dreaming, dreaming that I will be leaving,
Reference to dreams where the speaker is expected to leave, but the speaker doesn't believe in that possibility.
But that ain't what I believe in
Emphasizing the speaker's disbelief in the anticipated departure.
It's just a distant, that's growing near, in near
Describing a distant feeling that is getting closer.
It's just the magic in your eyes...
Attributing magical qualities to the person's eyes, causing an emotional impact.
Keeps me awake all night...
The magic in the eyes is keeping the speaker awake at night.
I've been sailing down the tears for so many years
Expressing a long journey of emotional pain symbolized by sailing down tears.
Ain't that enough to prove that I care...
Asking if the years of emotional sailing are sufficient proof of the speaker's care.
You know I need you, and I'm aware of that you need me too....
Acknowledging mutual need and awareness of the emotional connection.
We're playing this game, by our own rules
Describing the relationship as a game with its own rules.
And there's no one to stand in between...in between
Asserting that there's no external interference in the relationship.
It's just the magic in your eyes....
Reiterating the enchantment in the person's eyes that affects the speaker.
Keeps me awake all night...
Continuing the theme of sleeplessness due to the enchantment.
I've been sailing down the tears for so many years,
Repetition of the emotional journey through tears as a proof of care.
Ain't that enough to prove that I care...
Reemphasizing the question of whether the years of emotional sailing demonstrate sufficient care.
I'll keep sailing down...Oh yeah!
Expressing determination to continue the emotional journey through tears.
Sailing down the tears...
Reiterating the theme of sailing down tears as a metaphor for emotional struggles.
Yeah you know I need you
Reaffirming the speaker's need for the other person in the relationship.
And I'm aware of that you need me too..
Acknowledging mutual need and awareness of the emotional connection.
We're playing this game, by our own rules
Describing the relationship as a game with its own rules.
And there's no one to stand in between
Asserting that there's no external interference in the relationship.
You say you love me, because that is the way
Stating that the person loves the speaker based on their feelings.
You must feel...
Assuring to fulfill all the needs of the person expressing love.
I'll satisfy your every need...
Reiterating the idea that meeting the person's needs is the natural course of the relationship.
And that's the way it's meant to be, to be...
Affirming that this is how the relationship is meant to be.
It's just the magic in your eyes....
Highlighting the enchantment in the person's eyes that continues to affect the speaker.
Keeps me awake all night...
Repeating the theme of sleeplessness due to the enchantment.
I've been sailing down the tears for so many years,
Repetition of the emotional journey through tears as a proof of care.
Ain't that enough to prove that I care...
Reemphasizing the question of whether the years of emotional sailing demonstrate sufficient care.
It's just the magic in your eyes....
Reiterating the enchantment in the person's eyes that affects the speaker.
Keeps me awake all night...
Continuing the theme of sleeplessness due to the enchantment.
I've been sailing down the tears for so many years,
Repetition of the emotional journey through tears as a proof of care.
Ain't that enough to prove that I care...
Concluding the question of whether the years of emotional sailing demonstrate sufficient care.
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