Knocks Me Off My Feet
Enchanting Love Revelations in Stevie Wonder's Melody
Lyrics
I see us in the park
I envision us spending time together in the park.
Strolling the summer days of imaginings in my head
Imagining and daydreaming about our shared summer days.
And words from our hearts
Expressing emotions and thoughts from our hearts.
Told only to the wind felt even without being said
Our intimate feelings conveyed silently, like whispers carried by the wind.
I don't want to bore you with my trouble
A disclaimer about not wanting to burden the other with personal issues.
But there's somethin 'bout your love
Despite the reluctance to share troubles, there's something special about the love received.
That makes me weak and
Describing the effect of the love, causing weakness and vulnerability.
Knocks me off my feet
The love is so powerful that it figuratively "knocks" the person off their feet.
There's sumptin 'bout your love
Reiteration of the impact of the love on personal strength.
That makes me weak and
Similar to the previous line, emphasizing the love's weakening effect.
Knocks me off my feet
Repeated emphasis on being emotionally overwhelmed by love.
Knocks me off my feet
Repetition of the profound impact of love, possibly underscoring its intensity.
I don't want to bore you with it
Reiteration of not wanting to burden the partner with personal matters.
Oh but I love you, I love you, I love you
Expressing deep love multiple times despite the reluctance to share troubles.
I don't want to bore you with it
Continued declaration of love despite the desire to avoid burdening the other.
Oh but I love you, I love you, I love you
Further affirmation of love growing stronger.
More and more
Intensification of love, expressed as increasing more and more.
We lay beneath the stars
Imagery of lying beneath the stars with a lover under a special tree.
Under a lovers tree that's seen through the eyes of my mind
Describing the shared experience through the lens of the mind's eye.
I reach out for the part
Reaching out for the part of oneself that resides in the other person.
Of me that lives in you that only our two hearts can find
Highlighting the unique connection and understanding between the hearts of the two individuals.
But I don't want to bore you with my trouble
Reiteration of not wanting to burden the partner with personal troubles.
But there's sumptin 'bout your love
Despite the hesitation, there's something powerful about the love experienced.
That makes me weak and
Expressing the weakening and overwhelming effect of the love.
Knocks me off my feet
Reaffirmation of the love's impact, figuratively knocking the person off their feet.
I don't want to bore you with it
Repetition of not wanting to burden the other person with personal matters.
Oh but I love you, I love you, I love you
Continued declarations of love despite the desire to avoid sharing troubles.
I don't want to bore you with it
Reiteration of love despite the reluctance to burden the partner.
Oh but I love you, I love you, I love you
Further affirmation of love, repeated multiple times.
I don't want to bore you with it
Emphasizing the desire not to bore the partner with personal matters.
Oh but I love you, I love you, I love you
Continued expressions of deep love despite the hesitation to share troubles.
Darling I don't want to bore you with it
Addressing the partner directly, expressing love and the desire not to be a burden.
Oh but I love you, I love you, I love you
Repeated declarations of love, emphasizing its enduring nature.
I don't' want to bore you with it
Continued reluctance to share personal matters but expressing profound love.
Oh but I love you, I love you, I love you
Expressing love despite the hesitation to share personal troubles.
Darling I don't want to bore you with it
Directly addressing the partner, reiterating love despite the reluctance to share troubles.
Oh but I love you, I love you, I love you
Final repetition of deep love, underscoring its significance.
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