Point Me at Lost Islands
Lost Islands Beckon: A Journey Through Love's Revelation
Lyrics
By the look in your downturned eyes,
Expressing observation of sadness or weariness in the person's eyes.
You've had enough of these angry skies.
Suggesting a desire to escape or move away from turbulent and troubled situations.
I can't wait just like you can't wait
Highlighting impatience, a shared eagerness for a change or departure.
Until we're out, past familiar gates.
Anticipation of leaving behind the familiar and entering into the unknown.
Your hands are freezing cold on my face,
Describing a physical touch with a vivid comparison to the coldness of winter snow.
Just like the winter snow that covers up this place.
Extending the metaphor of winter to the surroundings, creating an atmosphere of cold and covering up.
It's what you wrote in the book's first page.
Referring to something significant mentioned or recorded at the beginning of a journey or experience.
It's what I've hungered for on that stage.
Expressing a deep longing or desire that has been a consistent part of the speaker's life.
Those seven words shook the life back in,
Describing the profound impact of seven words on revitalizing life.
So let's just run 'til we lose our breath.
Suggesting a shared desire to escape reality and experience freedom together.
Point me at lost islands. Point me at the sea.
Expressing a desire for guidance or direction towards unexplored and mysterious places.
I've love to know the sound of nothing else but you.
Expressing a wish to focus solely on the presence and essence of the other person.
For the life of me, I don't know
Expressing confusion or uncertainty about the reasons for delaying reaching a certain point or realization.
What took us so long, but here we are.
Reflecting on the time taken to reach the current state or moment of understanding.
Standing face to face, suddenly
Describing a moment of clarity and understanding between two individuals.
Everything makes sense, at least to me.
Expressing a personal sense of coherence and understanding in the current situation.
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