Sunlight
Unveiling Love's Mysteries: Michael Tomlinson's Sunlit Embrace
Lyrics
All of your mysteries, I look in your eyes
Exploring the enigmatic aspects of your being by gazing into your eyes.
Why do I need answers to love's surprise
Questioning the necessity of seeking explanations for the unexpected nature of love.
Fell in love easy, when did we start
Reflecting on the ease with which love blossomed and pondering its origin.
Well I don't know you but I know your heart
Acknowledging a lack of familiarity with you as a person but claiming to understand your essence.
I walk beside you, I brush your arm
Physically close, walking beside you, subtly connecting through a casual touch.
The sun makes us sleepy like early, early wine
Comparing the soporific effect of the sun to the intoxicating quality of early wine.
Drinking your kisses, breathing your hair
Indulging in the pleasure of your kisses and the scent of your hair.
When I wake from the dream will you still be there
Expressing uncertainty about the permanence of the dream-like state and the continuity of the relationship upon awakening.
As love grows
Noting the growth of love amidst a changing world.
We both know the world has changed
Acknowledging a transformation in the world and in the dynamics of the relationship.
Somehow we've been rearranged
Implicitly recognizing alterations in the relationship's structure or nature.
I knew love would come if we just let go
Anticipating the arrival of love by relinquishing control and allowing it to unfold naturally.
But love like this I've never known
Expressing astonishment at a unique and profound love experience.
Sunlight will find a way
Asserting that sunlight, symbolizing hope or positivity, will pave the way.
Sunlight will find a way
Reiterating the optimistic belief that sunlight will guide the path forward.
Moments are passing shadows on skin
Describing fleeting moments as transient shadows on the skin.
I hear you laughing, will you call me in
Hearing the joy in your laughter and hoping for a reciprocal connection.
Looking out windows, where is this dream
Contemplating the reality of the dream and questioning its impact.
Does it feel good to you like love again
Inquiring if the experience feels as good to you as it does to the narrator, likening it to a renewed sense of love.
It's a little bit magic, something like smoke
Describing the magical and elusive nature of the experience, akin to smoke.
I'm a little bit lonely every time you go
Admitting to feeling a bit lonely each time you depart.
Colors from rainbows scatter like wind
Noticing the vibrant colors of rainbows scattering like the wind.
When I wake from the dream will you come again?
Raising the question of whether the dream and its beauty will recur.
All of your mysteries I look in your eyes
Revisiting the exploration of mysteries by looking into your eyes once again.
Why do I need answers to love's surprise
Reiterating the curiosity about the need for answers in the face of love's unpredictability.
Fell in love easy when did we start
Recalling the ease with which love began and pondering its starting point.
Well I don't know you but I know your heart
Reaffirming the acknowledgment of not knowing you personally but claiming an understanding of your heart.
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