I could lift you up
I could show you what you want to see
And take you where you want to be
You could be my luck
Even if the sky is falling down
I know that we'll be safe and sound
We're safe and sound

I could fill your cup
You know my river won't evaporate
This world we still appreciate
You could be my luck
Even in a hurricane of frowns
I know that we'll be safe and sound

(Safe and sound)
We're safe and sound (safe and sound)
We're safe and sound (hold your ground)
We're safe and sound (safe and sound)

I could show you love
In a tidal wave of mystery
You'll still be standing next to me
You could be my luck
Even if we're six feet underground
I know that we'll be safe and sound

We're safe and sound

(Safe and sound)
(Safe and sound)
(Hold your ground)
(Safe and sound)

I could lift you up
I could show you what you want to see
And take you where you want to be
You could be my luck
Even if the sky is falling down
I know that we'll be safe and sound

I could lift you up
I could show you what you want to see
And take you where you want to be
You could be my luck
Even if the sky is falling down
I know that we'll be safe and sound

We're safe and sound
We're safe and sound
We're safe and sound
We're safe and sound (safe and sound)
We're safe and sound (safe and sound)
We're safe and sound (hold your ground)
We're safe and sound (safe and sound)
We're safe and sound


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Safe And Sound Lyrics as written by Sebu Simonian Ryan Merchant

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    My Interpretation

    Notice how the lyrics are somewhat of a plea. He is indicating her that no danger nor harm will touch them; because together they will be safe and sound, they will overcome obstacles in a happy to go lucky manner.

    He is telling her that he can cheer her up (make her happy) not only by showing her those things that she has been looking for but also those places that she might want to go to (might be referring to the future as well) and all by each others side.

    Then he tells her that he considers himself lucky to have her because even if the world is going to sh*t (if the sky is falling down), they will be just fine by each others side. He wants to make right by her (fill her cup) and make her happy, because he knows he has a lot to give, and apparently so, he wants to give it to HER ;) He knows that she will appreciate the deed and he will be fulfilled his offer. Both of them will appreciate what the world has to offer by being together.

    Even in the face of adversity and others misery (in a hurricane of frowns), as long as they are together, everything is going to be alright!. Now he also tells her that he can show her what love is/love her and he describes his love as a "tidal wave of mystery". This expression is pretty much indicating that his love is a puzzling and overwhelming phenomenon. The best part is when he sates that is she does give him a chance, hes confident that she wont regret it, she won't want to leave him (or the relationship or invitation for that matter "you'll still be standing next to me". He also eludes that he'll still be a lucky bastard by having her, even if they are both dead.

    He wants her either for the first time or he wants her back because he lost her :) (Well there is always he - he/ she - she, love is love)

    PerlaArtemisaon August 19, 2013   Link

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