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Love you all the time
Even though
You're not mine
Love you all the time
Dreaming in the saltwater
Timing's gone all bad
Broken thing and a broken wing
You couldn't lose me if you tried
'Cause I'll be rolling to your side, baby
Love you all the time
Even though you're not mine
Love you all the time
Broken thing and a broken wing
You couldn't lose me if you tried
Even though
You're not mine
Love you all the time
Dreaming in the saltwater
Timing's gone all bad
Broken thing and a broken wing
You couldn't lose me if you tried
'Cause I'll be rolling to your side, baby
Love you all the time
Even though you're not mine
Love you all the time
Broken thing and a broken wing
You couldn't lose me if you tried
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Great version of a great song,
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beach house have mastered the art of creating beautiful, sad songs without sounding whiny and overbearing
not going to lie, cry to this song every time I think of my ex. it's beautiful.
'You Couldn't lose me if you tried' - This song is so very tender. Such an honest portrayal of an unconditional sort of love.
This song is so significant to me, describing that kind of love where you just want to let someone know that whatever they are going through, even if its drawn you apart, you still want to be there for them.
First of all, this song is so gorgeous. I love the references to water, and the ocean. The song opens with some sort of rainy sound, and waves, rolling, and saltwater are all incorporated in the lyrics. The water/ocean references are effective, as they lend to an understanding of the love being portrayed, how vast, powerful and undying it is.
No one has commented on what a beautiful song this is? I'll be the first.
And I'll be the second. Absolutely love this song...
"You couldn’t lose me if you tried."
aaaw
beach house have mastered the art of creating beautiful, sad songs without sounding whiny and overbearing
'You Couldn't lose me if you tried' - This song is so very tender. Such an honest portrayal of an unconditional sort of love.
This song is so significant to me, describing that kind of love where you just want to let someone know that whatever they are going through, even if its drawn you apart, you still want to be there for them.
"Dream I'm in the saltwater" - anyone know if this means something?
Saltwater makes you float (think the Dead Sea). When she says, "I'll be rolling to your side," she's saying that the "saltwater" is making her float on in life. She's in this limbo of unrequited love, and her feet aren't on the ground. She'll float to her love whenever she can.