Fear of Lightning
Tripped Hearts: Unveiling Love's Fears in Peter Bruntnell's Melody
Lyrics
My breath it stops sometimes then comes like questions
Expression of breath stopping at times, possibly reflective of intense emotions or uncertainty, followed by questions.
Hand reaching out to you
Desire or attempt to connect with someone, symbolized by a hand reaching out.
And what's behind the things you said
Curiosity about the motives or intentions behind the spoken words of someone, suggesting transparency or insight.
That I can still see through
Claiming the ability to see through the mentioned words, implying a level of understanding or perception.
But I don't want to know
Expressed reluctance to know certain things, possibly due to the fear associated with the impact on the heart.
If it's fear that trips my heart
Suggesting that fear has an effect on the speaker's heart.
It's losing you that trips my heart
Highlighting that losing the person addressed has a profound impact on the speaker's heart.
Stop counting me out, stop counting me out
Requesting not to be underestimated or dismissed.
All of the things I did and didn't need to know
Reflection on knowledge gained, both essential and unnecessary.
Stop coming around at night
Request for someone to stop coming around, possibly implying a need for space or a break.
Like they're waiting for the right time to show
Suggesting a sense of anticipation for the right moment, possibly related to revelations or disclosures.
If I could just find you out
Expressing a desire to find or discover the person addressed.
Or track you in a dream
Exploring the idea of tracking the person in a dream, possibly a metaphorical or symbolic pursuit.
You couldn't put a name to all that faith
Recognition that faith is intangible and cannot be easily defined or named.
You couldn't tell me what you think you should mean
Challenge to articulate or explain one's true intentions or meanings.
Stop counting me out, stop counting me out
Reiteration of the plea not to be dismissed or overlooked.
If it takes a lot of nerve to make that kind of change
Acknowledgment that significant changes require courage, and the outcome may remain unknown.
You'll never even know, never even know
Emphasizing the possibility of remaining unaware of certain outcomes or consequences.
If you lock away the world to save you from the pain
Consideration of isolating oneself from the world to avoid pain, with the potential for not realizing the consequences.
You'll never even know, never even know
Reiteration of the theme of remaining oblivious to certain experiences or outcomes.
But I've been struck three times
Personal experience of being struck three times, suggesting resilience or enduring challenges.
And still out in no man's land
Feeling stranded in a difficult situation, possibly emphasizing vulnerability or isolation.
Then nailed back up by a friend
Receiving support or assistance from a friend after facing difficulties, possibly akin to being rescued.
Like I'm homesick all over again
Sense of homesickness or longing, potentially triggered by the experience of being rescued.
Maybe one word could kill me and drop me right where I stand
Acknowledgment that a single word has the potential to be emotionally destructive.
But I'm the only one around that's not afraid of going down
Claiming to be unafraid of facing challenges or going down a difficult path.
Stop counting me out, stop counting me out
Reiteration of the plea not to be discounted or overlooked.
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