There is No Greater Love
Unparalleled Love: Paul Chambers' Poetic Ode to Endless Devotion
Lyrics
There is no greater love
Expresses that the speaker believes there is no love greater than the one being discussed.
Than what I feel for you
Affirms the intensity of the speaker's emotions, stating that the love felt for the other person is unparalleled.
No greater love,
Reiterates the idea that there is no love greater than the one being described.
No heart so true
Describes the sincerity of the heart involved in the love, emphasizing its truthfulness.
There is no greater thrill
Highlights the excitement and joy brought by the person being addressed, suggesting that it is incomparable.
Than what you bring to me
States that the thrill experienced from the person is the greatest.
No sweeter song
Compares the sweetness of a song, presumably sung by the person, to any other, emphasizing its unique charm.
Than what you sing to me
Highlights the special nature of the song sung by the person to the speaker.
You're the sweetest thing
Expresses admiration, labeling the addressed person as the sweetest thing ever known by the speaker.
I have ever known
Reaffirms the exceptional nature of the person, indicating the high regard in which they are held.
And to think that
Reflects on the fact that the person is exclusively the speaker's.
You are mine alone.
Emphasizes the possessiveness and happiness in having the person as their own.
There is no greater love
Repeats the assertion that there is no greater love, expanding it to encompass the entire world.
In all the world, it's true
Affirms the truthfulness of the love on a global scale, suggesting its universality.
No greater love
Reiterates the central theme of the unmatched greatness of the love being experienced.
Than what I feel for you
Restates the intensity of the emotions felt for the person.
You're the sweetest thing
Recalls the person as the sweetest thing ever known by the speaker.
I have ever known,
Reaffirms the exceptional nature of the person, echoing sentiments expressed earlier.
And to think that
Reiterates the exclusivity of the relationship, emphasizing that the person is solely the speaker's.
You are mine alone.
Restates the joy and possessiveness associated with having the person as their own.
There is no greater love
Repeats the overarching theme of the unparalleled nature of the love, extending it globally.
In all the world, it's true
Affirms the universal truth of the love being discussed.
No greater love
Reiterates the central idea of the unmatched greatness of the love experienced.
Than what I feel for you
Restates the depth of emotions felt for the person, concluding the expression of profound love.
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