Death Is In Love With Me

Kerli

Oh don’t feel unwanted
My love, I know
I will stand undaunted
Before, your grace

And entirely
And eternally

Death is in love with me
Uh-oh
In love with, death is in love with me
Uh-oh
In love with me
Uh-oh

My life

Too soon to be hunted
Not yet

Cause entirely
And eternally

I know since for years
You have been taking me away
But I always come back
Because there’s been so much to do

This time it’s different
It’s our final kiss
My final departure
I’ll rise up from the fire
My wings are not strong yet
But I can fly

I can fly
I can fly

Death is in love with me
Uh-oh
In love, death is in love with me
Uh-oh-oh-oh

Entirely
And eternally

I will be yours
I will be yours
I will be yours
I will be yours
I will be
I will be yours
I will be yours
I will be yours


Lyrics submitted by DriveMySoulxx

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    My Interpretation

    I think this song is about coming out of a long depression. All of that time, you've felt suicidal, and therefore you'd say "Death Is In Love With Me" because of all of your close encounters with death. The part that says

    "This time its different Its our final kiss My final departure Ill rise up from the fire My wings are not strong yet But I can fly"

    I think that Kerli is trying to say that she's stronger now. She doesn't have suicidal thoughts anymore, and she's recovering. the last two lines especially say that although she's still a bit weak, she's strong enough to say goodbye to death, and fly away.

    DriveMySoulxxon April 30, 2009   Link

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