Be There

You are reluctant or unwilling to go to a certain place.

Allow me to guide you or support you through this situation.

You prefer not to experience a particular situation or state.

Refers to a journey over the sea and to a destination on land.

The speaker is looking into someone's eyes, possibly conveying a deep connection or understanding.

The speaker doesn't pay attention or is indifferent to something.

The speaker claims to have found a path or solution.

Expresses the speaker's ability to understand or connect with the listener.

The speaker is willing to provide comfort and tranquility.

Repetition of questioning whether the speaker observes someone falling and finding them beautiful, suggesting inner conflict or contemplation.

Am I see you falling?

Am I see you falling beautiful

The same

I don't see you falling,

I don't see you falling,

I don't see you falling beautiful

(Repetition of "Sometimes," possibly indicating occasional uncertainty or inconsistency.)

Repetition of previous lines, emphasizing the uncertainty and beauty of the person falling.

Let me lead you by the hand

You don't want to be there

Over the sea and down to land

As I look into your eyes

I pay no mind

I found the way

To get inside you

I'd give you peace of mind

Am I see you falling?

Am I see you falling?

Am I see you falling beautiful

The same

I don't see you falling,

I don't see you falling,

I don't see you falling beautiful

(Repetition of "Sometimes," continuing the theme of occasional uncertainty or inconsistency.)

Repetition of previous lines, reinforcing the theme of uncertainty and beauty in the falling.

And there you're

Falling, falling, falling,

Falling, falling, falling

Am I see you falling?

Am I see you falling?

Am I see you falling beautiful

The same

I don't see you falling,

I don't see you falling,

I don't see you falling beautiful

(Repetition of "Sometimes," suggesting an ongoing theme of occasional uncertainty or inconsistency.)

Repetition of questioning whether the speaker observes someone falling and finding them beautiful, with an emphasis on uncertainty.

Am I see you falling?

Am I see you falling beautiful

The same

I don't see you falling,

I don't see you falling,

I don't see you falling beautiful

(Repetition of "Sometimes," indicating a recurring theme of occasional uncertainty or inconsistency.)

Describes a state of falling and being free.

Repetition of the speaker not seeing someone falling, possibly highlighting a lack of understanding or perception.

I don't see you falling,

Suggests corruption and a plea for free will.

Describes an irresponsible harass show, possibly commenting on societal issues.

Indicates that a suggestion or idea has been put forward.

Suggests a contradiction or inconsistency in the preceding lines.