Love at First Feel
Unveiling Forbidden Love: Mark Kozelek's Melodic Tale
Lyrics
I didn't know where you came from
I was unaware of your origin or background.
And I didn't know your name
I didn't know your name.
And if you were legal tender
If you were currency, I would spend you without hesitation.
Well, I'd spent you just the same
Expressing a willingness to invest in the person, regardless of consequences.
I didn't know it could happen to me
I was unaware that such a romantic experience could happen to me.
Love in the third degree
Describing a deep and intense level of love.
It was love at first feel
Emphasizing that the attraction and connection were immediate.
It was love at first feel
Reiterating that the romantic connection occurred instantly.
It was love at first feel, it was love at first feel
Repeated emphasis on the rapid development of love.
It was love at first feel
Continuing to affirm the immediate nature of falling in love.
They told me it was disgusting
Addressing societal judgments and criticism regarding the relationship.
They told me it was a sin
Referring to the relationship as morally objectionable.
Every night at your front door
Expressing joy at being welcomed by the person each night.
I'd smile when you let me in
Highlighting a positive aspect of the relationship despite societal disapproval.
Now it's you and me baby
Emphasizing the intimacy between the speaker and the person.
In your house all alone
Describing a situation where the couple is alone in the house.
Better make things happen
Encouraging action to make the relationship meaningful before facing consequences.
Before your mum and dad get home
Highlighting the urgency to act before parental intervention.
It was love at first feel
Reiterating the immediate and intense nature of the love felt.
It was love at first feel
Affirming the enduring nature of the instantaneous romantic connection.
It was love at first feel, it was love at first feel
Repeating the assertion that love happened instantly.
It was love at first feel
Confirming that the love was immediate and profound.
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