Full Time Lover
Eternal Love's Symphony: Tena Stelin's Full Time Lover Unveiled
Lyrics
Wohohow yeah,
Expression of excitement or affirmation.
I am your full time lover
Declaring the speaker's role as the listener's exclusive romantic partner.
I am your full time lover,
Reiteration of being the full-time lover.
There is no one else to take your place, no, no
Asserting that there is no one else capable of replacing the listener.
there is no one else, no one else, to take your place.
Emphasizing the uniqueness of the listener, repeating the absence of alternatives.
You give me love in the morning,
Acknowledging the continuous affection received throughout the day, expressing certainty in the relationship.
Love in the evening
-Love all the time.
-Oh yes I know you're mine.
Acknowledging the commitment and possession of the listener.
Man to a woman is like the rain to the grains,
Drawing a metaphor between a man and a woman and the essential nature of their relationship.
And that's that kind of love
Describing the enduring and lasting nature of the depicted love.
that we know is going to last.
-I am your full time lover,
Repetition of being the exclusive lover, reinforcing the irreplaceability of the listener.
I am your full, I am you full time lover man,
-There is no one else,
-No one else can take your place.
-Just say, that time has come
Introducing the idea of a man taking his place in the garden, possibly symbolizing a deeper commitment or responsibility.
for a man to take his place in the garden,
-So give me love in the morning
Reiteration of the desire for continuous love throughout the day and the affirmation of belonging to the speaker.
Love in the morning,
-Love in the evening
-Love all the time. Oh yes I know you're mine.
-I am your full time lover,
Reaffirmation of the speaker's role as the full-time lover and the listener's irreplaceability.
I am your full, I am you full time lover man,
-There is no one else,
-No one else can take your place.
-There is no one else,
-No one else can take your place.
-Man to a woman is like the rain to the grains,
Repeating the metaphor of a man to a woman being like rain to grains, emphasizing the essential and nurturing nature of the relationship.
And that's that kind of love
-that we know is going to last.
Emphasizing the enduring quality of the depicted love, reinforcing the idea that it will last.
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