Storms
Embracing Love Amid Life's Storms
Lyrics
I might have felt an earthquake when I met you
I experienced a significant impact or change when I first met you, likened to an earthquake.
I might have felt the world shake when I let you
The world seemed to undergo a profound transformation when I allowed you into my life.
Kiss me under the moonlight
Expressing a desire for a romantic moment under the moonlight.
kiss me under the moonlight
Reiteration of the longing for a romantic kiss under the moonlight.
I might have felt a hurricane when I saw you
Comparing the impact of seeing you to a powerful hurricane.
I might have felt a little drop of rain when I let you
Feeling a subtle emotional change, like a gentle rain, upon letting you into my life.
Hold my hand against your heart and
Expressing intimacy by holding hands against the partner's heart.
tell me that you love me
Seeking verbal affirmation of love from the partner.
Storms might come to pass but
Acknowledging that challenges (storms) may arise, but expressing a willingness to adapt and grow with the partner.
I could get used to this
Confidently stating the ability to adjust to difficulties, specifically when with the partner.
with you
Reaffirming the commitment to face challenges together.
And the seas might hurl us around and around this empty shell but
Recognizing potential hardships (seas hurling us around), but promising loyalty and sticking together.
I will always stick with you
Reiterating the commitment to stay with the partner in challenging times.
I'll always stick with you
Emphasizing the enduring nature of the commitment.
Did you feel a little earthquake when you met me
Asking the partner if they felt a similar impact or change during their first meeting.
a little world shake when I let you
Referencing the transformative experience when the speaker allowed the partner into their life.
hold me so close – kiss my lips
Describing a close and intimate moment, inviting a kiss.
feel a little rain fall feel a little hurricane
Sensory experiences of feeling rain and a hurricane, symbolizing emotional changes when letting the partner into the speaker's heart.
when I let you into my heart let you into my heart
Reiteration of allowing the partner into the speaker's heart.
There will be storms in this life that will shake us to our core and
Acknowledging that life will present challenges (storms), which may profoundly affect the speaker and the partner.
make us fear our best could wind up hurting us again
Expressing the fear that even the best intentions might lead to pain.
There will be earthquakes and hurricanes,
Anticipating various challenges (earthquakes, hurricanes, lightning, and thunder), but declaring the determination not to let go of the partner.
lightning and thunder but
Describing the inevitability of difficulties in life.
I will not let you go
Reaffirming the commitment not to let go of the partner despite the challenges.
I won't let you go
Strongly asserting the decision not to release the partner.
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