Lyrics
What a wonder
Expressing amazement or admiration at the subject
It is to see you
Acknowledging the joy of witnessing the subject
What a wonder
Reiterating the wonder of experiencing the subject
It is to feel you
Highlighting the emotional impact of feeling the subject
I found your hideout
Discovering the location where the subject hides or resides
In the rubble
Noting the discovery in a challenging or chaotic environment
Where you can cry out
Describing the place where the subject can express vulnerability
When you're in trouble
Indicating the purpose of the hideout as a refuge in difficult times
Now I want to be
Expressing a desire to participate in a game of hide and seek with the subject
In your hide and seek
Continuing the desire to be close to the subject in a playful manner
Now I want to make children
Expressing a wish to start a family or have children with the subject
Do I scare you
Questioning if the speaker's actions evoke fear in the subject
Or make you frightened
Suggesting the possibility of causing fear or anxiety
Don't you dare to move
Warning against movement as consequences may follow
The rope's will tighten
Emphasizing the impending consequences or restrictions
Is it over
Inquiring if a situation or relationship has concluded
Does it hurt you
Asking about potential emotional pain or distress
All I wanted was
Stating a previous intention to divert or distract the subject
To divert you
Revealing a hidden motive or agenda
Now I want to be
Reiterating the desire to be involved in the subject's hide and seek
In your hide and seek
Repeating the wish to have a close, playful relationship
Now I want to make
Expressing the intention to make love to the subject
Love to, love to, love to you
Repeating the desire to express love physically
You're the glacier
Comparing the subject to a glacier, emphasizing coldness
I'm the bonfire
Describing the speaker as a warm, consuming force like a bonfire
You're the treasure
Depicting the subject as a valuable and desirable entity
That I desire
Expressing the speaker's longing for the subject
You're the ruby
Comparing the subject to a ruby, suggesting rarity and value
Over diamonds
Contrasting the subject's value with diamonds, emphasizing uniqueness
Shy and moody
Describing the subject as reserved and temperamental
You're a wonder
Reiterating the subject's remarkable qualities
Wonder
Concluding with a reaffirmation of the subject's wonder
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