This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Whispered something in your ear
It was a perverted thing to say
But I said it anyway
Made you smile and look away
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
As long as you're with me, you'll be just fine
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
Nothing's gonna take you from my side
When we dance in my living room
To that silly '90s R&B
When we have a drink or three
Always ends in a hazy shower scene
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
As long as you're with me, you'll be just fine
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
Nothing's gonna take you from my side
And we laugh into the microphone and sing
With our sunglasses on, to our favorite songs
And we're laughing in the microphone and singing
With our sunglasses on, to our favorite songs
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
Nothing's gonna take you from my side
It was a perverted thing to say
But I said it anyway
Made you smile and look away
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
As long as you're with me, you'll be just fine
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
Nothing's gonna take you from my side
When we dance in my living room
To that silly '90s R&B
When we have a drink or three
Always ends in a hazy shower scene
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
As long as you're with me, you'll be just fine
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
Nothing's gonna take you from my side
And we laugh into the microphone and sing
With our sunglasses on, to our favorite songs
And we're laughing in the microphone and singing
With our sunglasses on, to our favorite songs
Nothing's gonna hurt you, baby
Nothing's gonna take you from my side
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Am I the only one to think there is a dark undertow to this song? Is he reassuring her or controlling her? 'Nothings gonna take you from my side' - makes me shiver.....!
Come to me... let me in, I'll shield you with all of my soul and never let you get hurt again. Is it a lie? It's how I feel...
@jayjech I think it's one of the sincerest love songs I've ever heard. It's no lie.
This song sounds like is about people who are depressed and how the guy tells her that as long as she is with him she'll be just fine as a way to make her feel comfortable and connected to him, I mean the tune sounds dark yet relaxing and a bit sexual and the message that sends it's one of someone trying to make his girl feel a deep connection with him.
To me this song feels reassuring. For some people who often feel scared of being hurt, this person gives the reassurance and to help them let their guard down. I mean, who can really promise that? I don’t think anyone can. But at least the intention of acting in the best interest of his lover, I think it’s a sweet song.