Yours and Mine
Embracing Love's Tide: Yours and Mine by Tony Malone
Lyrics
Time is always on my side
Expresses confidence and comfort with the passing of time.
I'm sitting here waiting for the tide
Waiting patiently, likely for a change represented by the tide.
To come along and say hello
Anticipation of a positive greeting or change in the situation.
Then maybe it's time for you to go
Suggests a need for the other person to depart or move on.
You to go
Reiteration of the idea that it's time for the other person to leave.
I fell so deep for you pretty spell
Describes a deep emotional connection and attraction.
Again and again
Reflection on the recurrence of falling for the same spell.
It served me well
Acknowledges the positive impact of the experience.
I look across at the shining sea
Observation of the sea, possibly as a metaphor for vastness or depth.
But all I saw was you and me
Despite the surroundings, attention remains on the relationship.
You and me
Reiterates the focus on the connection between "you and me."
I feel your heart a beating as you're lying next to me
Sensory description of feeling the partner's heartbeat.
You grab my hand so tight it feels in ecstasy
Expresses a strong physical connection through handholding.
Ecstasy
Emphasizes the intensity and pleasure of the shared experience.
Acid
Introduces the word "acid," potentially symbolizing a powerful experience or emotion.
I see a light that shines on a dark night sky
Describes a bright light in the dark sky, possibly symbolizing hope or positivity.
I see a star so bright it must be yours and mine
Suggests a shared and significant connection represented by a bright star.
Yours and mine
Repetition emphasizes the idea of a shared experience between "yours and mine."
Yours and mine
Continues to stress the shared nature of the experience.
Yours and mine
Reiteration reinforces the idea that the experience belongs to both individuals.
Oh yeah
An affirmative expression, reinforcing the possessive connection.
Yours and mine
Final repetition and affirmation of the shared experience between "yours and mine."
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