I'll Find You
Love's Unyielding Search: I'll Find You by The Wonderful Nobodies
Lyrics
Like the honeysuckle finds the barbed wire fence
Just as the honeysuckle vine naturally grows along a barbed wire fence, suggesting a natural connection despite obstacles.
The orange finds the leaves when the summer ends
Similar to how the color orange appears on leaves as summer comes to an end, symbolizing inevitable and beautiful connections.
Like a rich man's baby finds a silver spoon
Comparing the discovery of a silver spoon by a rich man's baby to the certainty of finding a loved one.
Wherever you are baby, I'll find you
Expressing a commitment to finding the person no matter where they are.
Like the rust finds the bumper of an old Fairlane
Drawing a parallel between rust finding an old car's bumper and the inevitability of finding someone, even in less than perfect circumstances.
Like a sad bridesmaid finds a glass of champagne
Likening a sad bridesmaid finding solace in a glass of champagne to the comfort of locating a loved one.
Like a long night of drinking finds a bad tattoo
Comparing the discovery of a bad tattoo after a night of drinking to the certainty of finding a person despite flaws or mistakes.
Count on me baby, I'll find you
Reiterating the commitment to finding the person no matter what.
If ever this world should keep us apart
If external factors threaten to separate them, expressing determination to stay connected.
Hold on honey, wherever you are
Encouraging the loved one to hold on during challenging times, reinforcing the promise of finding each other.
Cause there ain't nothing that I won't do
Stating an unwavering commitment to do anything necessary to remain together.
No doubt about it baby, I'll find you
Affirming the determination to find the person without any doubt.
If you get lost inside of your dreams
If the loved one becomes lost in their dreams, promising to find them and provide support.
If you trip and fall into a time machine
Assuring assistance if the person encounters challenges, using the metaphor of falling into a time machine.
If you get in a bind that you can't undo
Pledging support in difficult situations that seem impossible to undo or escape.
And you can't get home baby, I'll find you
Promising to find the person if they can't return home, emphasizing unwavering dedication.
And when our time on earth is done
Reflecting on the inevitability of mortality and the commitment to finding each other even after death.
And our souls get shot from that soul shooting gun
Using the metaphor of souls being shot from a gun to convey the continuation of the connection beyond earthly life.
And you're speed of light flying, right past the moon
Imagining the loved one flying at the speed of light past the moon after death, promising to find them wherever they land.
Wherever you land baby, I'll find you
Reiterating the commitment to finding the person, even in the afterlife.
So don't cry honey when they bring our check
Addressing the inevitability of challenges, reassuring the loved one not to worry when faced with difficulties.
I promise in this life and the next
Making a promise for eternal commitment across both the current life and the next.
Like a mockingbird finds a spring time tune
Comparing the certainty of finding a loved one to how a mockingbird naturally finds its springtime tune.
Wherever we're headed baby, I'll find you
Expressing determination to find the person regardless of where their journey leads.
Count on me baby, I'll find you
Reiterating the commitment to finding the person, emphasizing trust and reliability.
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