If I Let You In
Love's Unyielding Embrace: If I Let You In by Perry Blake
Lyrics
If I let you in. I'll never let you out
Contemplating the consequences of allowing someone into one's life.
If I let you in. I'll never let you out
Emphasizing the permanence or commitment implied by letting someone in.
If I let you in. I'll never let you out
Reiterating the idea that once admitted, the person won't be allowed to leave.
Never let you out
Stressing the decision not to release the person once they've entered.
Blessed are the few who live and die for love
Praising those who passionately embrace and sacrifice for love.
I can see their footsteps in the sand
Observing the enduring impact of those who have lived and died for love, metaphorically represented by footsteps in the sand.
If I let you in. I'll never let you out
Reflecting on the potential consequences of allowing someone into one's life.
If I let you in. I'll never let you out
Expressing a sense of commitment and reluctance to let the person go once accepted.
If I let you in. I'll never let you out
Reiterating the theme of not allowing the person to leave once granted entry.
Never let you out
Emphasizing the decision to maintain a lasting connection with the person.
Winter watches over us as we decide
Acknowledging the influence of the winter season, possibly symbolizing challenges or hardships, during a decision-making period.
I can see the twilight in your eyes and mine
Noting the presence of a pivotal moment, as reflected in the twilight seen in both the speaker's and the other person's eyes.
If I let you in. I'll never let you out
Returning to the central theme of contemplating the consequences of allowing someone into one's life.
If I let you in. I'll never let you out
Reiterating the idea of a long-lasting commitment and the reluctance to let the person out once allowed in.
If I let you in. I'll never let you out
Expressing the ongoing internal struggle regarding the decision to let someone into the speaker's life.
Never let you out
Stressing the finality of the decision not to release the person once they've been allowed in.
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