Morning Coffee
Embracing Dawn: Yearning for Love in Morning Coffee
Lyrics
Morning coffee tastes like
Morning coffee represents the start of the day.
There's no use for me to gettin' up again
The speaker feels there's no motivation to face the day again.
And I dream your lips onto my skin
The speaker daydreams about the presence of the person they desire, imagining their touch.
I've seen many of your future, plenty of your past
The speaker has insights into the person's past and future, suggesting a deep connection or understanding.
And I walk miles to get through you but your just, a bit too fast
Despite efforts, the person of interest is hard to catch or connect with.
It's a morning without you
The morning feels incomplete or lacking without the presence of the person.
Without you
Emphasizes the absence of the person in the morning.
It's a morning without you
Reiterates the feeling of emptiness in the morning without the person.
And I , I can't help being greeted for you
The speaker can't help but think about the person, expressing a strong connection.
Greeted for more and just an idea of the truth
The speaker desires more from the relationship and seeks the truth beyond superficial ideas.
So take down all your vanity and get lost with me
Encourages the person to let go of pride or self-importance and join the speaker in a carefree experience.
Don't you focus on reasons to leave
Advises against dwelling on reasons to part ways.
And Shakespeare and his breed
Mentions Shakespeare and his breed to highlight the shared humanity between individuals.
They were just people like you and me
Underlines the commonality between people, irrespective of historical stature.
So we make those ghosts disappear
Suggests overcoming haunting memories or issues in the relationship.
And if I, I say I wanna live for freedom
The speaker expresses a desire to live freely, possibly with the person they care about.
I mean that I wanna be caught by you only
The speaker wants to be exclusively captured or influenced by the person they love.
Morning without you (ooh-ooh, ooh)
Repeats the sense of longing and incompleteness in the morning without the person.
I can't stand those mornings without you (ooh-ooh, ooh)
Reiterates the difficulty of facing mornings without the desired person.
It's just another morning without you
Again emphasizes the emptiness of mornings in the absence of the person.
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