Love You Black
Embracing Differences: Love's Radiant Dance
Lyrics
As far as I recall
Reflecting on past memories
Your footsteps ringing down the hall
Recalling the sound of your footsteps in the hallway
The moment has come for you to shine
Acknowledging a pivotal moment for the person to shine
Leave your war paint and your high heels behind
Suggesting to leave behind the facade and external adornments
You don't know now
Expressing uncertainty or lack of awareness
Might you be surprised
Possibly hinting at potential surprises
By the dawning
Referring to the beginning or the start of something
Of something
Anticipation of a significant development
Of something greater
Emphasizing the magnitude or importance of the forthcoming event
How I love your differences
Expressing admiration for the uniqueness of the person
They're an obvious fact
Highlighting the distinct qualities as evident truths
I love the way you dance
Appreciating the person's way of dancing
The way you laugh
Admiring the person's laughter
I love you all the time
Declaring constant love
I love you black
Expressing love explicitly with the term "black"
As far as I recall
Reiteration of recalling past memories
Your footsteps ringing down the hall
Recalling the auditory memory of footsteps
And your color shining through my eyes
Noticing the person's color and its impact
The weather's pretty nice outside
Commenting on the pleasant weather outside
Now you got a little older
Acknowledging aging and the liberation of the mind
Your mind is liberated from the past
Highlighting personal growth and freedom from the past
For some it ain't like that
Acknowledging that not everyone experiences liberation
How I love your differences
Reiterating admiration for differences as evident truths
They're an obvious fact
Emphasizing the obvious nature of unique qualities
I love the way you dance
Reaffirming appreciation for the person's dancing
The way you laugh
Reaffirming admiration for the person's laughter
I love you everywhere
Declaring love everywhere
I love you black
Reiterating explicit love using the term "black"
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