I'll Be There
Unshackled Love: Sleepy LaBeef's Resilient Promise
Lyrics
There ain't no chains strong enough to hold me
Expressing the speaker's belief that no chains are powerful enough to restrain them.
Ain't no breeze big enough to slow me
Conveying the idea that no obstacle or challenge is significant enough to hinder the speaker's progress.
Never have seen a river that's too wide
Emphasizing the speaker's adventurous spirit by suggesting they've never encountered a river too wide to cross.
There ain't no jail tight enough to lock me
Asserting the speaker's confidence that no jail can confine them tightly.
Ain't no man big enough to stop me
Indicating that no person has the authority to prevent the speaker from pursuing their goals.
I'll be there if you ever want me by your side
Committing to being there for someone if they ever need support or companionship.
Love me, if you're ever going to love me
Encouraging the idea of reciprocated love, implying a willingness to be loved if the other person chooses to do so.
Never have seen a road too rough to ride
Stating that no road is too challenging for the speaker to travel.
There ain't no chains strong enough to hold me
Reiterating the theme that no chains can hold the speaker back.
Ain't no breeze big enough to slow me
Reaffirming the speaker's resilience against any hindrance or difficulty.
I'll be there if you ever want me by your side
Reiterating the commitment to stand by someone if they need the speaker's presence.
There ain't no rope stout enough to bind me
Declaring that no rope is strong enough to bind the speaker.
Look for me, honey, you will find me
Instructing someone to look for the speaker, assuring that they will be found.
Any old time, get ready with your charm
Suggesting that the person should be prepared with their charm as the speaker will be there anytime.
I'll be there ready and a-waiting
Expressing readiness and anticipation, stating that the speaker will be waiting without hesitation.
There won't be any hesitating
Emphasizing the prompt and decisive nature of the speaker's commitment.
I'll be there if you ever want me in your arms
Reiterating the pledge to be there for someone if they desire the speaker's presence in their arms.
Love me, if you're ever going to love me
Echoing the desire for reciprocal love, inviting the person to love the speaker if they are inclined to do so.
Never have seen a road too rough to ride
Reaffirming the speaker's readiness to face any rough road or challenge in a relationship.
There ain't no chain strong enough to hold me
Restating the belief that no chain is strong enough to restrict the speaker.
Ain't no breeze big enough to slow me
Recalling the earlier sentiment that no breeze can slow down the speaker's progress.
I'll be there if you ever want me by your side
Reiterating the commitment to be there for someone if they ever need the speaker by their side.
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