Things Fall in Place
Harmony Unveiled: A Melodic Tale of Love and ConfusionLyrics
Chorus:
The chorus expresses uncertainty about the future, acknowledging that things will fall into place, but the speaker is unsure of what to say or how to react.
Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
-Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
-Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
-Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
-Verse 1:
The first verse poses questions about the speaker's desirability and willingness to engage in a relationship, expressing a desire to know the other person better.
Do you want me or not?
-Do you want me on top?
-Do you want me in bed?
-I wanna get to know you
-nguthanda wena
The repetition of "nguthanda wena" and "ngifuna wena" in Zulu (I love you, I want you) emphasizes the speaker's affection and longing for the other person.
ngifuna wena
-nguthanda wena
-ngifuna wena
-nguthanda wena
-ngifuna wena
-nguthanda wena
-ngifuna wena
-Chorus:
The chorus expresses uncertainty about the future, acknowledging that things will fall into place, but the speaker is unsure of what to say or how to react.
Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
-Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
-Verse 2:
The second verse mentions "Bra Laryea" and pleads for him not to mistreat the speaker, emphasizing the importance of the relationship and a plea for fair treatment.
Bra Laryea make you no do me so
-Bra Laryea make you no mess me up
-Bra Laryea make you no do me so
-Bra Laryea
-Bra Laryea
-Chorus:
The chorus expresses uncertainty about the future, acknowledging that things will fall into place, but the speaker is unsure of what to say or how to react.
Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
-Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
-Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
-Things will fall in place
-And I don't know what to say
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