So Would I
Unveiling Love's Journey: So Would I by Katelyn Tarver Explained
Lyrics
Moved out to LA got a two bedroom place
Moved to Los Angeles and secured a two-bedroom residence.
It was you and me for the first time
Initially, the living arrangement involved only the speaker and their partner.
We were so cheap, got a couch from the street
Opted for budget-friendly choices, like acquiring a discarded couch.
Can’t believe we thought it was so nice
Reflecting on past naivety, considering the second-hand couch as luxurious.
You laughed when I drank too much wine
The partner found amusement in the speaker's intoxicated moments.
And I saw you through your darkest time
The speaker supported their partner during challenging phases.
You hated that boy that I liked
Disliked a person the speaker was interested in romantically.
And I’ve never said it but I knew you were right
The speaker silently acknowledged the partner's correct judgment.
I’d be somebody I’m not
Expressing a willingness to change for the partner.
If I was living without you
Emphasizing the importance of the partner in the speaker's life.
Always had my back
Recognition of the partner's unwavering support.
Been there like that
Emphasizing the consistency of the partner's presence.
I know if I ever go off and burn it down
Assurance that even in difficult times, the partner will be there.
I’d still have you
Reaffirmation that the connection will endure challenges.
You would go to hell and back for us
Both partners are willing to endure hardships for each other.
And so would I
Mutual commitment to facing challenges together.
Staying up late, couldn’t sit in one place
Recalling late nights filled with restlessness and anticipation.
Seeing what you dreamed about come true
Observing the partner's dreams materializing.
You told the same jokes and I still laughed the most
Shared laughter over familiar jokes, indicating a lasting connection.
Everything is changing except you
Despite external changes, the partner remains a constant.
You still love when I drink too much wine
The partner continues to appreciate the speaker's quirks.
Keep me smiling through my lowest night
Support and smiles persist even during the speaker's lowest moments.
Now I hate that boy that I liked
The speaker now disapproves of someone the partner disliked before.
And you were right, but only that one time
Acknowledging the partner's correctness in a specific situation.
Always had my back
Reiteration of the partner's consistent support.
Been there like that
Highlighting the enduring nature of the partner's loyalty.
Always had my back
Reiterating the steadfast support received from the partner.
Been there like that
Continued assurance of mutual support and reliability.
I know we both like
Mutual preference for a lighthearted approach to life.
Keeping it light
The speaker pledges unwavering support for the partner.
But I got your back
Commitment to enduring challenges together.
Forever like that
Assurance of perpetual support and commitment.
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