Hey love, what's going on in here?
You're ruthless like a stone
Hey love, why you don't seem to care?
It's to you I belong
Trying my best not to make this an insult
But blaming you I despair
Hey love, what's going on in here?
You brutalize my soul

Promise the best is yet to come
Oh, please tell me the truth
When will the two of us be one?
Oh, please tell me the truth
So I can prove that I'm the one
I'll prove that I'm the one
I'll prove that I'm the one
I'll prove
Oh, please tell me the truth
So I can prove that I'm the one

Hey love, I've been a sad affair
And restless for your charm
Hey love, do you really think it's fair?
This search, it's been so long
Crying for reasons, and try to believe
That I'm too young to fall in love
But hey love, what's going on in here?
You brutalize my soul

Promise the best is yet to come
Oh, please tell me the truth
When will the two of us be one?
Oh, please tell me the truth
So I can prove that I'm the one
I'll prove that I'm the one
I'll prove that I'm the one
I'll prove
Oh, please tell me the truth
So I can prove that I'm the one

But if you really want my life
You got to show me
Only me waiting in the dark for you

Promise the best is yet to come
Oh, please tell me the truth
When will the two of us be one?
Oh, please tell me the truth
So I can prove that I'm the one
I'll prove that I'm the one
I'll prove that I'm the one
I'll prove
Oh, please tell me the truth
So I can prove that I'm the one


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Hey Love Lyrics as written by Coco Karshoj Alexandra Tamposi

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    My Interpretation

    I take this as a man that is playing with her heart. He is very charming and gives her just enough attention to keep her under his thumb. He keeps her "In the dark" as she says herself, "only me waiting in the dark for you". And around other people he acts stone-like and indifferent, as if he doesn't care. She wants him to open up and tell her the truth about his intentions, "Oh please tell me the truth."

    "When will the two of us be one?", Here she is asking, "When will we be together as a couple?" It could also be sexual/spiritual, as in two bodies becoming one. But overall, she is trying to get on the same page with him.

    She wants him to give her a chance as his girl, and she will "prove that shes the one".

    Very catchy and fun song.

    celestion November 16, 2014   Link

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