Always a Use
Unveiling Life's Purpose: Discover the Meaning Within
Lyrics
Maybe ain't no use in sayin' what I want it to be
Expressing uncertainty about the usefulness of stating desires or intentions.
Maybe ain't no use in playin' a tune
Suggesting that playing a tune may not serve a purpose.
Maybe ain't no use in singin' my blues
Questioning the usefulness of singing about personal sorrows.
But there's always a use in you and me
Highlighting the enduring value in the connection between "you and me."
Maybe ain't no use in watchin' through the window
Contemplating the potential futility of observing life pass by.
As the towns and our lives roll on by
Reflecting on the transient nature of towns and lives.
Maybe it ain't worth all the trouble in thinkin'
Questioning the worth of investing effort in deep thinking.
But there's always use in you and I
Emphasizing the enduring value in the relationship between "you and I."
We can make it true
Encouraging the idea that the connection can be made true.
We can work on it too
Promoting the idea of actively working on the relationship.
We can be what we want it to be
Expressing the potential for shaping the desired outcome.
We can be together
Stressing the possibility of being together.
As two or as three
Suggesting the potential for unity as a couple or with a third person.
'cause there's always use in you and me
Reiterating the enduring value in the connection between "you and me."
Maybe ain't no use in sayin' what I want it to be
Repeating the uncertainty about stating desired outcomes.
Maybe ain't no use in playin' a tune
Reiterating that playing a tune may not serve a clear purpose.
Maybe ain't no use in singin' my blues
Repeating doubts about the usefulness of singing about personal sorrows.
But there's always a use in you and me
Emphasizing the enduring value in the connection between "you and me."
We can make it true
Encouraging the idea that the connection can be made true.
We can work on it too
Promoting the idea of actively working on the relationship.
We can be what we want it to be
Expressing the potential for shaping the desired outcome.
We can be together
Stressing the possibility of being together.
As two or as three
Suggesting the potential for unity as a couple or with a third person.
'Cause there's always use in you and me
Reiterating the enduring value in the connection between "you and me."
Maybe ain't no use in watchin' through the window
Contemplating the potential futility of observing life pass by.
As the towns and our lives roll on by
Reflecting on the transient nature of towns and lives.
Maybe it ain't worth all the trouble in thinkin'
Questioning the worth of investing effort in deep thinking.
But there's always use in you and I
Emphasizing the enduring value in the relationship between "you and I."
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