Movie Kind of Timing
Timeless Love Unveiled: Movie Kind of Timing by Joel James Live
Lyrics
Looking back, we didn’t even try. It’s almost like someone designed it
Reflecting on the past, acknowledging a lack of effort in the relationship, as if it was predestined or planned by someone.
Like that Movie Kind of Timing
Comparing the relationship to the timing seen in movies, suggesting a special and well-timed connection.
That movie kind of love
Describing the love in the relationship as resembling the kind portrayed in movies.
The words you spoke were only but a whisper, it’s almost like you tried to hide it
The spoken words were quiet, as if intentionally concealed, especially during moments of physical closeness.
When our hands were intertwining
Recalling a time when hands were interlocked, possibly a moment of intimacy.
You said you liked me quite a lot
The partner expressed a liking, and there was an apology for being too expressive, but it was welcomed.
You apologised for saying all too much, but honestly I didn’t mind it
Speaking something that brought joy and kept the partner smiling.
So I said something that kept you smiling
Expressing affection through a kiss with a distinctive taste.
Then you kissed me tasting like a cherry drug
Believing the person is worth spending time with, possibly despite uncertainties.
And I’ve been around enough to know that you’re someone I want to go through time with
Considering the possibility of being blinded by the partner's positive qualities.
Or maybe I’m just blinded
Suggesting that the partner's touch and presence are captivating.
By the colours of your touch
Finding a sense of completeness or contentment in a vulnerable aspect of oneself.
And I found my harmony, something in the weakest part of me
Expressing a desire for the connection to endure, not wanting the partner's influence to fade away.
I don’t want your sound to go
Highlighting a positive connection, though acknowledging a slight misalignment in the moment's rhythm.
Our signs are vibing, but the rhythm is a moment just awry and
Feeling time constraints but prioritizing the relationship.
I don’t have the time to find it
Expressing the difficulty of finding the perfect moment but being committed to the relationship.
But I have the time for us
Having patience and waiting for a crucial word or commitment for an extended period.
I’ve been waiting on one word for ____ days, and suddenly I’m thinking bias
Considering the possibility of bias in thoughts, questioning the partner's intentions or commitment.
Or maybe you’re just tired
Suspecting the partner might be fatigued or disinterested.
But maybe you forgot
Entertaining the idea that the partner may have forgotten something important.
And I found my harmony, something in the weakest part of me
Reiterating the discovery of inner contentment or balance through the relationship.
I don’t want your sound to go
Expressing a desire for the partner's influence to remain in one's life.
So why’d you fight it? Your silent misdemeanour is so violent
Questioning why the partner resists the relationship, describing their silence as impactful and forceful.
You’re delighted
Noticing the partner's delight despite the challenges or issues in the relationship.
I think you’re moving on
Perceiving a shift in the partner's emotions, possibly indicating a move towards separation.
And for what its worth you were worth our every night, but now it hurts to see you smiling
Acknowledging the partner's previous worth but feeling pain witnessing their happiness after the relationship.
And I really hate Goodbye-ing
Expressing dislike for goodbyes and sending love despite the challenges.
So I’m sending all my love
Sending affection and emotions despite the difficulty of saying goodbye.
And I found my harmony, something in the weakest part of me
Repeating the theme of finding harmony and not wanting the partner's influence to fade.
I don’t want your sound to go
Reiterating the desire for the partner's impact to endure.
Don’t go
Pleading for the partner not to leave.
Don’t go
Reiterating the plea for the partner to stay, emphasizing the emotional difficulty of separation.
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