It's Only Her
Resisting Love's Allure: It's Only Her
Lyrics
Take your hands away from me
Expresses a desire for physical distance, asking someone to remove their hands.
I won't let you fall in love
Declares an intention not to allow the person to fall in love, possibly to avoid complications or emotional entanglements.
I'm alive and you could be
Asserts the speaker's vitality and hints at the potential for the listener to share in that vitality.
A vampire to the scent of blood
Uses metaphorical language, describing the listener as a vampire drawn to the speaker's essence or allure.
It's only her until I die
Emphasizes a singular focus on a specific person, suggesting a deep and enduring connection until death.
It's only her
Reiterates the exclusive nature of the speaker's feelings, emphasizing that it's only her.
These four walls are closing in
Describes a sense of confinement or pressure within the environment, possibly reflecting emotional distress.
As the room begins to spin
Depicts a disorienting sensation, where the surroundings seem to be in motion, contributing to a sense of chaos.
But I can only be myself
Affirms the importance of authenticity, expressing a commitment to being true to oneself.
Right here on the bottom shelf
Suggests a self-awareness of being relegated to a lower position or overlooked, perhaps in relationships.
I never wanna be the one you love
States a reluctance to be the object of love, possibly due to past experiences or fear of vulnerability.
I never wanna see you again
Expresses a desire to avoid encountering the person again, hinting at a wish to move on.
I never want a chance to make it right
Rejects the opportunity to make amends, asserting a perceived innocence and lack of wrongdoing.
'Cause I've done nothing wrong
Reiterates a sense of moral cleanliness, claiming innocence and denying any culpability.
I'm so (Baby yeah) so loaded I can't stand
Describes a state of being heavily intoxicated or overwhelmed, possibly indicating emotional turmoil.
My night is over
Declares the end of the night, suggesting a conclusion to a period of revelry or emotional intensity.
It's over now
Confirms the conclusion of a certain phase or experience, stating "It's over now."
It's only her until I die
Repeats the theme of exclusive commitment, emphasizing that the focus is solely on the mentioned person until death.
It's only her
Reiterates the exclusive nature of the emotions, emphasizing that it remains dedicated to only her throughout the speaker's life.
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