History
Believe in Us: Unraveling the Timeless Tale of Love
Lyrics
Coast to coast and you wanted me to follow
Expresses a geographical distance, suggesting a desire to follow someone.
Head over heals but the ground was hollow
Despite strong emotions ("head over heels"), there's emptiness or disappointment.
Who was the first one to know?
Raising questions about awareness and insight in the relationship.
Who was the last to let go?
Highlighting uncertainty about who initiated the separation.
Face to face, but unable to face it
Direct confrontation avoided, possibly due to fear or discomfort.
Afraid to look, 'cause we didn't wanna chase it
Avoidance of confronting the reality of the situation, fearing the consequences.
Who was the first one to know?
Similar to line 3, emphasizing the theme of awareness in the relationship.
Who was the last to let go?
Similar to line 4, indicating uncertainty about the timing of letting go.
'Cause you gotta believe
Encouraging belief, possibly in the hope of overcoming challenges.
Ain't no one can touch us now in history
Asserting invincibility in the present, a contrast to historical experiences.
You gotta believe, one can never learn a thing from history
Stresses the difficulty of learning from past experiences.
Basses low, but the feel was shallow
Describing a lack of depth or substance despite a low musical tone.
Shot to the heart, but with a rusty arrow
Using a metaphorical "rusty arrow" to depict a painful and ineffective love.
Time was just never our friend
Time is portrayed as an adversary, hindering the relationship.
Who knows what's coming to end
Raising uncertainty about the future and its impending challenges.
'Cause you gotta believe, ain't no one can touch us now in history
Reiterating the theme of invincibility in the present against historical odds.
You gotta believe, one can never learn a thing from history
Repeating the idea that learning from history is a challenging endeavor.
When the time is right and the future looks bright
Expressing optimism about the future, despite past experiences.
The past may want us to come to light
Suggesting that past issues may resurface unexpectedly.
And out of the blue what was old is new
Highlighting the cyclical nature of relationships, with old problems resurfacing.
Maybe we'll give it just one more chance
Considering the possibility of giving the relationship another chance.
Maybe one last dance
Suggesting the idea of a final attempt, possibly through a dance.
'Cause you gotta believe
Reiterating the importance of belief, hinting at overcoming challenges.
Ain't no one can touch us now in history
Emphasizing present invincibility, mirroring line 12.
You gotta believe
Repeating the difficulty of learning from historical experiences.
One can never learn no way from history
Reiterating the theme that historical lessons are hard to grasp.
'Cause you gotta believe
Affirming the importance of belief despite historical challenges.
Ain't no one can touch us now in history
Reaffirming present invincibility against historical odds.
You gotta believe
Repeating the idea that learning from history is a formidable task.
One can never learn no way from history
Concluding with the challenge of extracting lessons from history.
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