Everything
Unveiling Heartfelt Desperation: Wilson Blackley's 'Everything' Meaning
Lyrics
Give you all that I have
Expressing a willingness to give everything in possession.
Cause that's all you need
Believing that providing all one has is sufficient for the recipient.
I'd rather have nothing
Stating a preference for having nothing over losing the person addressed.
Than to see you walk away from me
Emphasizing the emotional pain of witnessing the departure of the addressed person.
Can you hear the bells, I know they're ringing
Questioning if the bells are audible, possibly symbolizing a significant event or realization.
Can you hear the words I know you're saying
Asking if the addressed person can hear spoken words, indicating a desire for communication.
You're saying don't leave, baby don't go
Recalling the plea not to leave and expressing emotional distress.
Baby don't leave, baby don't go
Repetition of the plea for the addressed person not to leave.
Give you all that I have
Reiteration of the commitment to give everything available.
Cause that's all you need
Reiterating the belief that offering all possessions is sufficient for the addressed person.
I'd rather have nothing
Restating the preference for having nothing over losing the addressed person.
Than to see you walk away from me
Reemphasizing the emotional impact of the addressed person walking away.
Baby don't leave, baby don't go
Repetition of the plea for the addressed person not to leave.
Baby don't leave, baby don't go
Continuation of the repeated plea for the addressed person not to go.
Give you all that I have
Expressing the commitment to provide everything one has.
Cause that's all you need
Reiterating the belief that giving all possessions is adequate for the addressed person.
I'd rather have nothing
Restating the preference for having nothing instead of losing the addressed person.
Than to see you walk away from me
Reemphasizing the emotional impact of the addressed person walking away.
Give you all that I have
Reiteration of the commitment to give everything available.
Cause that's all you need
Reiterating the belief that offering all possessions is sufficient for the addressed person.
I'd rather have nothing
Restating the preference for having nothing over losing the addressed person.
Than to see you walk away from me
Reemphasizing the emotional impact of the addressed person walking away.
Than to see you walk away from me
Intensifying the emotional impact by repeating the scenario of the person walking away.
Oh no, no, no
Expressing concern or disagreement with the idea of the addressed person leaving.
Oh no, no, no
Repeating the expression of concern or disagreement with the addressed person leaving.
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