Come On
Unveiling the Depths of Love: Let the Good Times Roll with Steven Bernstein and Catherine Russell
Lyrics
People see me but they just don't know
Expressing the idea that people observe the speaker, but they lack understanding of the emotions within.
What's in my heart, and why I love you so
The speaker emphasizes a deep love and is addressing the mystery of their feelings towards someone.
I love you, baby, like a miner loves gold
Comparing the intensity of love to a miner's passion for gold, suggesting a valuable and precious connection.
So, come on, baby, let the good times roll
An invitation to the partner to join in and enjoy the positive moments together.
Love is nice when it's understood
Love is highlighted as pleasant when it is well comprehended and appreciated.
It's even better, when you're feelin' good
Suggesting that love becomes even more fulfilling when one is in a positive emotional state.
You got me flippin' like flag on a pole
Describing the excitement and joy of love with a metaphor of a flag flipping on a pole.
So, come on, baby, let the good times roll
Encouraging the partner to join in and celebrate the positive times together.
Lot of people live in make believe
Commenting on the prevalence of people living in a fantasy world.
They keep a lot of data up their sleeves
Referring to the secretive nature of some individuals who hide their true selves.
My love you is no kind that folds
Asserting that the speaker's love is steadfast and doesn't easily give in.
So, come on, baby, let the good times roll
Reiterating the call to share and enjoy positive moments in life.
I said, come on and let the good times roll, baby
Repeated invitation to join in the celebration of good times.
Baby, let the good times roll
Reaffirming the desire for the partner to embrace and enjoy the positive experiences.
Yeah, yeah, hey, hey, hey, baby
Expressing enthusiasm and encouragement to the partner to participate in the joyful moments.
Come on, let me feel you roll
Directly urging the partner to engage and share in the positive feelings.
Baby, let the good times roll
Repeating the invitation to let the good times roll, emphasizing the importance of shared happiness.
I say, let the good times roll
Continuing the call for the partner to actively participate in the enjoyment of life.
Turn your left arm out, baby
Using a playful gesture, turning the left arm out, as a symbol of openness and affection.
You know I love you so
Expressing love and affirming the depth of emotions towards the partner.
Turn your left arm out, poor girl
Repeating the gesture of turning the left arm out, emphasizing the sincerity of affection.
'Cause I love you so
Reiterating the strong love for the partner and the desire for mutual affection.
Turn your left arm out, baby
Again, using the symbolic act of turning the left arm out to convey love and openness.
You know I love you so
Affirming love and expressing the depth of emotions towards the partner.
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