At the Saturday Club
Sailing Through Love's Golden Turns at the Saturday ClubLyrics
Well I've been sailing on my own
Expressing the experience of navigating through life independently.
And all I hear is "so long."
Encountering farewells or goodbyes from others.
I'm only hoping that my soul
Hoping for a positive transformation or change in the speaker's inner self.
Will start its turn to gold
Desiring a spiritual or personal evolution that leads to a valuable outcome.
Well can't you see it's all you and me
Highlighting the interconnectedness between the speaker and someone else.
And our love will grow
Expressing confidence that their shared love will develop and flourish.
Are we shining eye to eye?
Possibly questioning whether they are connecting on a deep and meaningful level.
When the daylights in the night
Exploring the idea of finding clarity or brightness in unexpected situations.
Will I know?
Pondering whether the speaker will recognize something significant during moments of illumination.
Whatcha wanna see?
Asking what the listener desires or expects to witness.
When you're right here with me
Questioning the need to search for something when the desired person is already present.
In love at the Saturday Club
Describing a state of being in love at a particular gathering or event (Saturday Club).
Here's everything I have
Offering everything the speaker has as a symbol of commitment or devotion.
Is it all here to last?
Questioning the longevity or permanence of the shared experiences and possessions.
I don't know
Expressing uncertainty about the duration or endurance of the current situation.
You're all that's in my mind all times
Affirming that thoughts of the person are predominant in the speaker's mind consistently.
You're my one
Declaring the person as the only significant one in the speaker's life.
But what this is to me
Pondering the subjective nature of the relationship and its meaning to the speaker.
Is only how you see our love
Stating that the significance of love is determined by the perception of the other person.
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