Just a Gift
A Gift of Resilience: Unveiling Life's Surprises Through Keith Richards' Melody
Lyrics
Just how I resist a kiss that don't exist
Expressing resistance to a non-existent kiss.
It's behind me
Putting a past experience behind.
You're just like shooting stars hanging round in bars
Comparing someone to transient and superficial elements.
Well it bores me
Expressing boredom with the mentioned characteristics.
If you find yourself in need and need a friend to call
Offering assistance and friendship in times of need.
Well you know where I live
Providing location information.
And I'll open up that door
Willingness to offer support by opening up emotionally.
Whatever they may say, there's nothing that can stay behind me
Asserting that nothing can linger in the past.
'Cause this just a gift and you give me a lift
Characterizing the relationship as a gift that brings joy.
Come on, surprise me
Encouraging surprises as a positive element in the relationship.
If you want and feel a need to call
Offering an open line of communication.
You know my name
Reaffirming personal identity for easy recognition.
My address hasn't changed at all and I'm still the same
Asserting constancy and unchanged nature.
That's all right, that's all aright
Expressing acceptance and approval.
That's all right with me
Reiterating acceptance and contentment.
Nothing's what it seems
Suggesting that appearances can be deceiving.
Maybe just a dream
Questioning the reality of situations, possibly as just dreams.
If you should find me
Inviting discovery and recognition in certain situations.
'Cause I'm hanging around in bars with a lot of shooting stars
Indicating a preference for genuine connections over superficial ones.
And they bore me
Reiterating boredom with certain social scenarios.
If you find that you may need a friend
Reaffirming availability as a friend.
You know who to call
Encouraging contact when needed.
If you want I'll meet yo down the stairs and open up the door
Offering to meet and provide support.
'Cause it's all right, that's all right
Reiterating acceptance and approval.
That's all right, it's all right
Emphasizing the acceptance of the situation.
That's all right, it's all right
Continuing to affirm acceptance and contentment.
It's all right with me
Affirming overall acceptance of the relationship.
It's all right babe
Repeating the sentiment that everything is acceptable.
That's all right
Reiterating the acceptance and contentment.
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