Prove It's You
Discovering Love's Gravitational Pull in 'Prove It's You'
Lyrics
Time's a thief
Time is a thief, emphasizing the fleeting nature of time.
I know, I know, I know, I know, I know
Expressing recognition or understanding of the passage of time.
but it was me that couldn't escape gravity
The speaker acknowledges their inability to escape the force of gravity in matters of love.
love depletes
Love diminishes or exhausts over time.
I know, I know, I know, I know, I know
Repeated acknowledgment of the diminishing nature of love.
Or spins
Suggesting a change or spinning in the dynamics of love.
Recedes
Love withdraws or diminishes.
But I'll keep drifting to your shore
The speaker continues to drift towards someone's 'shore,' despite challenges.
That's how your voice reminds me
The reminder of the person's voice is significant, possibly providing comfort or motivation.
It's all about the energy
Highlighting the importance of energy in relationships.
And not so much about the way it flows
Suggesting that the essence of love is more crucial than its outward expression.
That comes as some relief
Finding relief in realizing that love is not solely about its external manifestations.
Cos' lately I've stopped questioning
The speaker has stopped questioning aspects of love.
I've found the pen again
Rediscovering creativity, possibly through writing.
And I only want to write my name
Expressing a desire for simplicity and self-expression.
I'm feeling young again
Feeling rejuvenated and youthful.
A leaf upon a dancing breeze
Using the metaphor of a leaf to convey a sense of freedom and lightness.
Was it a change in direction
Questioning a change in direction or circumstances.
A dog bark in Japan
Noteworthy events or signals from afar, like a dog bark in Japan.
A miscreant correction of the orbits around Saturn
Speculating on cosmic or profound changes, such as the orbits around Saturn.
If I've nothing left that I am here to prove
If there's nothing left to prove, the speaker wants to prove their love for someone.
I only want to prove it's you
Specifically, the desire to prove that the person they love is significant.
Yesterday
Referencing a past moment, possibly nostalgic or reflective.
I forgot about my body
Forgetting about physical concerns, possibly due to the intensity of emotions.
Weightless
Feeling weightless, suggesting a sense of liberation or euphoria.
Shifting
Shifting in emotions or perspectives.
Bringing all the angels out of hiding
The positive impact of the person's presence, bringing out positive qualities.
I mistook a halo for the sunlight in your eye
Misinterpreting a positive sign for the person's love.
And I was waiting for your love
Awaiting the reciprocation of love.
That comes as some relief
Experiencing relief in not questioning love anymore.
Coz' lately I've stopped questioning
A repetition of the speaker's cessation of questioning love.
I've found the pen again
A renewed focus on creative expression, particularly through writing.
And I only want to write my name
Expressing a desire to leave a mark, signifying individuality.
I'm feeling young again
Rejuvenated and feeling young again.
A leaf upon a dancing breeze
Reiterating the metaphor of a leaf, emphasizing lightness and freedom.
Was it a change in direction
Revisiting the theme of questioning a change in direction.
A dog bark in Japan
Referencing distant or unusual events, like a dog bark in Japan.
A miscreant correction of the orbits around Saturn
Speculating on cosmic or profound changes, similar to line 20.
If I've nothing left that I am here to prove
If there's nothing left to prove, the speaker wants to prove their love for someone (repeated).
I only want to prove it's you
Reiterating the desire to prove that the person they love is significant (repeated).
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