Private Emotion (feat. Meja)

Don't know.... it's private.

What is this private emotion??

the emotion can be anything felt by the other person. i think in this case it's fair to say that it's 2 people realizing their feelings, one is willing and able and the other isn't sure.....

I think this song is about someone who has given up and been so hurt by love, hence the line 'Do you think of love as a one way street?'. The other person wants them to realize that they will always be there for them, either for love or just friendship. This person is tired of seeing the other person so hurt & upset.

private emotion would be the emotion that can only be felt by two peoiple in love. that's why it's private.

I'm doing this song for a Talent Competition in my College, along with a boy in my class. =S

I love this song, the cello is just wicked!! I'm listening to it right now n_n

Been listening to this song for a long time and never quite knew what it meant. I think I know now. I think by private emotion, they mean something very personal, that makes you very vulnerable and probably, has negative connotations. Things you usually keeps to yourself, and don't share even with your partner. something like insecurities, fears, things you don't want anyone to know about yourself. But when those feelings take over you, (It's a private emotion that fills you tonight) it creates a rift in the relationship, (silence falls between us, as the shadow steals the light) because whatever you are going through, your partner can't know if you don't say it, and they can't understand you/help you. So the lyrics is from the perspective of someone who is in love with someone who is down for whatever reason, and is trying to make them understand that they are there for them, and to open up and share that "private emotion" that is making their soul tired and heart weak, that makes the sky seem so dark. To not think of love as a one way street, where they only have to give the best of themselves, but to open their eyes and see the other person is there for them, thick and thin (But you can find me here, till your tears run dry)