A Stolen Kiss
Eternal Yearning: A Stolen Kiss Unveils Love's Elusive Dance
Lyrics
How long has it been like this
Feeling stuck or in a difficult situation for an extended period.
Lost and found and lost yet again
Experiencing a cycle of losing and rediscovering oneself repeatedly.
Here in the heat of a stolen kiss
In the midst of a passionate and secret kiss, possibly suggesting a hidden relationship.
I make my home
Establishing a sense of belonging or comfort in the act of stealing a kiss.
How long has it been this way
Reflecting on the enduring nature of the current state of affairs.
On and on as the days slip away
The passing of time as days slip away continuously.
Oh lost in language oh lost in song
Feeling lost in communication and immersed in music.
I'm gone
Being absent or detached, possibly from oneself or reality.
I am drawn to the western shore
Drawn towards a symbolic western shore, seeking a metaphorical destination.
Where the light moves bright upon the tide
Describing the captivating play of light on the tide of the western shore.
To the lullaby and the ceaseless roar
Alluding to both a calming lullaby and a constant, unending roar.
And the songs that never die
Referring to enduring songs that stand the test of time.
Love waits for no one, there's so little time
Highlighting the urgency of love, emphasizing its fleeting nature.
It's cruel and elusive and so hard to find
Describing love as challenging, mysterious, and difficult to find.
And moving further and further each day
Expressing the idea that love is constantly moving away and becoming more elusive.
I'm gone
Reiterating a sense of absence or departure.
I am drawn to the western shore
Repeating the desire to reach the symbolic western shore.
Where the light moves bright upon the tide
Revisiting the vivid imagery of light on the tide on the western shore.
To the lullaby and the ceaseless roar
Mentioning the juxtaposition of a lullaby and a continuous roar once again.
And the song that never dies
Emphasizing the enduring nature of the song in the context of the western shore.
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