We Can Make It
Unlocking Love's Magic: Navigating Adulthood Through The Pierces' Melodic Wisdom
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When we were young, love was an ocean
Reflecting on the past when love felt vast and limitless, like an ocean.
Now that we've grown up, strange as a potion
As adults, love has become mysterious and unpredictable, akin to a strange potion.
Under our tongues and clouding our eyes
Describing the influence of love ("strange as a potion") on speech and vision.
We can find love again
Expressing the possibility of rediscovering love despite challenges.
If we just try
Encouraging an optimistic approach to find love again through effort.
We can make it
Reiterating the belief that the relationship can endure and thrive.
We can make it
-We can make it
-When we were young, there were no strangers
Recalling a time in youth when relationships were uncomplicated.
Now everyone feels they're in danger
Highlighting the current sense of danger and distrust in relationships.
What have we won from all this fighting?
Questioning the value or gains from conflicts and disagreements.
We can find love again
Believing that love can be rediscovered if efforts to reconcile are made.
If we start trying
Encouraging proactive steps to rekindle love through trying.
We can make it
Repeated emphasis on the potential to overcome difficulties and make the relationship work.
We can make it
-We can make it
-When we were young, music was magic
Nostalgically remembering a time when music held a special, almost magical significance.
Magic was everywhere and we had to have it
Expressing a longing for the enchantment associated with magic.
Now that we've grown up, nothing is changed
Contrasting the unchanged feeling of magic in the air despite growing up.
Feel it, it's in the air and we have to have it
Sensing the presence of magic and its importance in life.
We can make it
Asserting the belief in the ability to overcome challenges and maintain the enchantment of life.
We can make it
-We can make it
-We can make it
-We can make it
-We can make it
Repeating the conviction that the relationship and life, in general, can be successful.
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