Lightning
Unveiling Love's Electric Spark: Kenny Hayes' Lightning
Lyrics
Don't wanna steal you away/
Expresses reluctance to take someone away.
But I've got something to say to you now/
Shares that the speaker has something important to communicate.
My mind wants you to stay/
Indicates a desire for the person to remain in the speaker's thoughts.
And time ain't slowing down enough for me to breathe out/
Reflects the feeling that time is passing quickly, making it hard to relax.
You're gonna have to forgive me/
Acknowledges a need for forgiveness due to the speaker's current state.
My hands are cold and shaky, it's true/
Admits physical and emotional unease.
But I've never felt the lightning/
Reveals a lack of prior experience with a powerful emotional connection.
In someone else's smile 'til you/
Expresses the impact of the person's smile, comparing it to lightning.
Rain can come on fast/
Compares the unpredictability of rain to the fleeting nature of emotions.
And leave like it was never here at all/
Highlights the transient nature of emotional states.
The rule says nothing lasts/
References a general belief that nothing lasts forever.
But something tells me you are gonna prove it wrong/
Suggests a belief that the person addressed will defy this expectation.
You're gonna have to forgive me/
Reiterates the need for forgiveness due to continued unease.
My hands are still so shaky, it's true/
Confesses persistent physical and emotional discomfort.
But I've never felt the lightning/
Restates the lack of prior experience with intense emotional connection.
In anybody's smile 'til you/
Affirms the profound impact of the person's smile, akin to lightning.
You're gonna have to forgive me/
Emphasizes the difficulty in expressing oneself verbally at times.
Sometimes the words escape me, it's true/
Acknowledges occasional difficulty finding the right words.
But I've never felt the lightning/
Reiterates the lack of prior experience with a powerful emotional connection.
When anybody smiles 'til you/
Affirms the exceptional impact of the person's smile, akin to lightning.
'Til you
Reinforces the uniqueness of the person's effect on the speaker.
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