Love is just a word
Love Beyond Words: Unveiling Life's Symphony
Lyrics
Love, there's nothing more to say
Love is a topic that has been thoroughly explored; there's nothing new to express.
Every words already been written
All possible words about love have already been written.
Every chord, already played
Every musical chord associated with love has been played before.
You, make everything make sense
The presence of 'you' gives meaning to everything.
Every melody, it's different
Each melody is unique, and 'you' make them different.
Every line and sentiment
Every line and sentiment in music feels fresh and new when 'you' are present.
Sounds brand new
Things sound brand new, especially after being influenced by 'you.'
After you
Everything gains significance after experiencing 'you.'
Purple Rain, is only rain without you
The famous 'Purple Rain' loses its essence without 'you.'
Yesterday is just another day
Yesterday is an ordinary day without the impact of 'you.'
Hallelujah's an old song, by an old man in a suit
'Hallelujah' is described as an old song, emphasizing the age and formality.
And I guess love is just a word
Love, in essence, is reduced to just a word when 'you' are not present.
Without you
Love loses its true meaning without 'you.'
Trust, is something you can't fake
Trust is portrayed as delicate and fragile, impossible to fake.
It's so delicate and fragile
Trust is something that cannot be broken easily.
And it's something you can't break
They refer to luck as something unattainable, like catching a falling star.
They call it luck, it's something you can't make
Luck is elusive and cannot be manufactured.
It's a falling star you catch and then you hope to God, it stays
Catching a falling star (luck) is uncertain, and one can only hope it stays.
And you caught me, and I caught you
The mutual catch between individuals is highlighted.
Purple Rain, is only rain without you
'Purple Rain' loses its magical quality without 'you.'
Yesterday is just another day
Yesterday is mundane without the presence of 'you.'
Hallelujah's an old song, by an old man in a suit
'Hallelujah' is described again as an old song with an old man in a suit.
And I guess love is just a word
Love is just a word without 'you.'
Without you
Love's essence is lost without 'you.'
I'm half the man I'm supposed to be
The absence of 'you' makes the speaker feel incomplete.
Only one more thing to say
A statement indicating there's one more important thing to express.
I fall in love more every day
Every day, the speaker falls more in love, especially when 'you' are present.
When I'm with you
The presence of 'you' makes the speaker fall in love continuously.
There's nowhere else I'd rather be
'You' are the preferred place to be; nowhere else compares.
You're everything to me
'You' mean everything to the speaker.
The better part of me
'You' represent the better part of the speaker.
Purple Rain, is only rain without you
'Purple Rain' loses its significance without 'you.'
Yesterday is just another day
Yesterday is just an ordinary day without 'you.'
Hallelujah's an old song, by an old man in a suit
'Hallelujah' is reiterated as an old song by an old man in a suit.
And I guess love is just a word
Love is reduced to a mere word without 'you.'
Without you
Love loses its essence without 'you.'
And I guess love is just a word
Reiteration that love is just a word without 'you.'
Without you
Love loses its true meaning without 'you.'
You, there's nothing more to say
Similar to the first line, emphasizing that love doesn't need further expression.
Every word's already been written
All possible words about love have already been written (repeated idea).
Every chord, already played
Every musical chord associated with love has been played before (repeated idea).
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