Be Mine
Embracing Chaos and Love: Tyler Levs' Poetic Journey
Lyrics
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Repetitive sounds expressing emotion or a state of excitement.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
-She said what's life without a little bit of chaos
Acknowledgment of the value of chaos in life.
I said babe you're right, got my glove ready to play ball
Expressing readiness for challenges, using a metaphor of playing ball.
She don't wanna live life out of a book no more
Desire to live life authentically, not confined by rules or expectations.
A lack of light could be an open door
Suggesting that challenges (lack of light) can lead to opportunities (open door).
She said what's life without a little bit of heartache
Recognizing the inevitability of heartache in life.
Where do you draw the line of too much to take
Questioning the threshold of endurance for difficulties.
She don't wanna live life out on a search no more
Rejecting a search for meaning, preferring simplicity.
Maybe less is enough for her
Suggesting contentment with less in life.
I don't know if I could help you
Expressing uncertainty about mutual assistance, acknowledging the partner's deserving better.
I don't know if you could help me
-But I swear I'll try my best for you
-Though you deserve, you deserve better
-would you
Incomplete thought or possible continuation from the previous lines.
Be mine
Expressing a desire for the person to be in a romantic relationship, with a recognition of potential challenges.
Oh, oh, be mine
-Can't promise happiness all the time
-But you could be mine
-She said what's love without a little self-disdain
Acknowledging the complexities and self-reflection involved in love.
I said babe you're right you should forget my name
Suggesting the partner should move on and forget the speaker.
She don't wanna live life just to settle no more
Rejecting a settling mentality, emphasizing the importance of enjoying life.
Waking up shouldn't feel like a chore
Highlighting the significance of a fulfilling morning routine.
I don't know if I could be enough for you
Expressing self-doubt about being enough for the partner but committing to trying.
I don't know if you could love me
-But I will try my best for you
-I know I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy
Acknowledging personal shortcomings and unworthiness.
Be mine
Reiterating the desire for the person to be in a romantic relationship, with a recognition of the challenges involved.
Oh, oh, be mine
-Can't promise happiness all the time
-But I know that you could be mine
-Oh, oh, oh, oh
Repetition of sounds, possibly for emphasis or emotional expression.
Oh, oh, oh, oh
-Oh, oh, oh, oh
-Oh, oh, oh
-Oh, oh, oh, oh
-Oh, oh, oh, oh
-Oh, oh, oh, oh
-Oh, oh
-Be mine
Final plea for the person to be in a relationship, acknowledging the inability to promise constant happiness.
Be mine
-Can't promise happiness all the time
-But I know that you could be mine
Reaffirming the belief that the person could be the speaker's partner.
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