Yours in the Morning
Morning Bliss: Embracing Love's Dawn with Richard Judge
Lyrics
Yours In The Morning
Expressing a sense of belonging or dedication, possibly in a romantic context.
Vers
Introduction to the verses, setting the stage for personal reflections or experiences.
I feel like getting closer
Desire for emotional intimacy or connection.
We collide But then it's over
Acknowledging the fleeting nature of connections, moments of collision followed by quick endings.
One minute we're kissing
Describing moments of physical closeness or intimacy.
You never stay to find out what you're missing
Noticing a pattern where the other person leaves without fully experiencing the connection.
You run away before the morning light (But I) feel like, feel like
Observing a tendency of the partner to leave before daylight, expressing a desire to stay despite that.
Chorus
Introduction to the chorus, emphasizing the connection between sleeping together and commitment.
If you sleep at mine, I'm yours in the morning You can stay all night, you don't have to go
Reassuring the partner that staying the night doesn't require leaving in the morning, implying a commitment to the relationship.
Weekend drinking, no overthinking
Promoting carefree enjoyment without excessive worrying, particularly during weekends.
If you sleep at mine, I'm yours in the morning
Reiteration of the idea that staying overnight signifies commitment in the morning.
Vers 2
Introduction to the second verse, delving into the partner's emotional state.
I know you're scared, to fall in loveI know that you'reAfraid I'm only here for fun
Acknowledging the partner's fear of falling in love and suspicion of the relationship's depth.
Just stay with me to see the morning light
Encouraging the partner to stay until morning to witness a deeper connection.
(Cos I) feel like, feel like
Reiterating the emotional connection despite fears or reservations.
Chorus
Introduction to the chorus, repeating the theme of commitment through spending the night together.
If you sleep at mine, I'm yours in the morning You can stay all night, you don't have to go
Reassurance that staying the night doesn't necessitate leaving in the morning, emphasizing commitment.
Weekend drinking, no overthinking
Promoting carefree enjoyment without overanalyzing during weekends, echoing sentiments from earlier in the song.
If you sleep at mine, I'm yours in the morning
Restating the idea that spending the night signifies commitment in the morning.
If you sleep at mine, I'm yours in the morning You can stay all night, you don't have to go
Repeating the chorus, reinforcing the message of commitment through spending the night together.
Weekend drinking, no overthinking
Reiterating the carefree attitude during weekends and the commitment associated with spending the night.
If you sleep at mine, I'm yours in the morning
Final affirmation of the commitment and connection that comes with spending the night together.
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