From Far
Love Across Borders: Ulrika Berg's Melodic Tale of Distant Devotion
Lyrics
Another man will hear this song
Expressing that someone else will hear the song.
Now he knows I love you more than him
Revealing that the singer loves the listener more than another person.
comparing him
Highlighting a comparison with another individual.
No woman's gonna write you a song
Stating that no other woman will write a song as good as this one.
As good as this one, no hun, oh no no-one
Emphasizing the uniqueness and quality of the song.
Boy I met you in London Town
Recalling the meeting with the listener in London.
For nine months here I was your one
Describing a period of being each other's significant other for nine months.
You got me and I got you
Establishing a mutual connection between the singer and the listener.
Can I, can I still love you
Pondering if the singer can still love the listener.
From far
Expressing a willingness to love from a distance.
Worlds apart and I'm still loving you
Being separated geographically but maintaining love.
We fly our wings but I won't loose the strings
Using metaphorical language about flying with wings but not losing connection.
Let me know when you're done
Inviting the listener to communicate when ready.
And I'll come
Offering to be there when needed.
You feel like summer to me
Describing the listener as bringing a sense of summer.
Like magnets in the deep we flow
Comparing the connection to magnets in the deep, symbolizing a strong bond.
A love overload
Expressing an overwhelming feeling of love.
Our month of May in Stockholm
Referring to a memorable month of May in Stockholm.
Holding hands
Describing physical closeness by holding hands.
In love with me
Asserting that the listener is in love with the singer.
Oh heavenly baby
Using endearing terms like "heavenly baby."
Can I, can I still love you
Pondering if the singer can still love the listener.
From far
Reiterating the theme of loving from a distance.
Worlds apart and I'm still loving you
Re-emphasizing the geographical separation but enduring love.
We fly our wings but I won't loose the strings
Using metaphorical language about flying with wings but not losing connection.
To feel like this is so rare and you know it
Acknowledging the rarity of the feelings being expressed.
A simple truth of love as we had it
Stating the simplicity and truth of the love they once had.
Fly for our love
Encouraging flight for the sake of love.
We're walking down the Thames we're loving
Describing a romantic stroll down the Thames.
Autumn leaves and city lights
Evoking the imagery of autumn leaves and city lights in a loving context.
With you too cold cus' you are south and I am north but still we go
Despite the physical distance, expressing a commitment to continue together.
Hand in hand forever in my memory of where we went for love
Recalling hand-in-hand moments as a lasting memory of their love journey.
In Durban sun we love
Referencing love experienced in Durban sun.
Can I, can I still love you from far
Pose the question again about loving from a distance.
Can I, can I still love you from far
Repeating the query about loving from a distance.
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