Endlessly
The Cab Lyrics

There's a shop down the street
The singer shares that there is a shop located in the vicinity.

Where they sell plastic rings
The shop sells items such as plastic rings.

For a quarter a piece, I swear it
The prices of the plastic rings are very low, at only 25 cents each.

Yeah, I know that it's cheap
The singer acknowledges that the items sold are very inexpensive.

Not like gold in your dreams
The plastic rings are not as valuable or desirable as gold rings that one wishes for.

But I hope that you'll still wear it
Despite the low value of the rings, the singer is hopeful that the recipient would still wear them.

Yeah, the ink may stain my skin
The singer admits that tattoos can leave permanent marks on the skin.

And my jeans may all be ripped
The singer acknowledges that his clothes may not always be in good condition.

I'm not perfect, but I swear
Although he is not perfect, the singer promises something to the recipient of the song.

I'm perfect for you
The singer believes that he is a perfect fit for the person he is singing to.

And there's no guarantee
The singer acknowledges that there is no sure thing or assurance that the relationship will be smooth-sailing.

That this will be easy
The singer admits that the relationship that they have will not be simple.

It's not a miracle ya need, believe me
The singer tells the recipient that a miracle is not what they need for this relationship to work.

Yeah, I'm no angel, I'm just me
The singer shares that he is not a perfect person and that he has flaws.

But I will love you endlessly
Despite his imperfections, the singer promises to love the recipient of the song infinitely.

Wings aren't what you need, you need me
The singer tells the recipient that they do not need something as extraordinary as wings; they need the singer himself.

There's a house on the hill
The singer talks about a specific house located on top of a hill.

With a view of the town
The house possesses a desirable view of the town below it.

And I know how you adore it
The singer is aware that the recipient likes or appreciates the mentioned house.

So I'll work everyday
The singer pledges to work tirelessly to make that house theirs.

Through the sun, and the rain
The singer promises to keep working towards the goal, regardless of adversities he might face.

Until I can afford it
The singer will keep working until he has the funds to acquire the house.

Your friends may think I'm crazy
The singer admits that the recipient's friends might have an opinion on him or their relationship.

Cause they can only see
The friends have formed their opinion based on what they observed only.

I'm not perfect, but I swear, I'm perfect for you
The singer states once again that he is not perfect, but he is perfect for the person he is singing to.

You need me, I know you need me
The singer asserts that the recipient would need him in their life.

Ink may stain my skin
The singer reiterates that tattoos can leave permanent marks on the skin.

And my jeans may all be ripped
The singer reminds the recipient that his clothes may not always be in good condition.

But I swear, I'm perfect for you
The singer emphasizes that despite his perceived imperfections, he is the right fit for the person he is singing to.

You need me (I know you need me)
The singer sings the chorus line again, emphasizing that the recipient needs him in their life.

There's no guarantee
The singer emphasizes once again that there is no certainty in life and that there might be challenges ahead for their relationship.

That this will be easy (this will be easy)
The singer restates that the relationship in question will not be a cakewalk.

It's not a miracle ya need, believe me (won't you believe me?)
Once again, the singer reminds the recipient that they do not need any miracles for the relationship to work.

Wings aren't what you need, you need me (you know you need me)
The singer reiterates that the recipient does not require something supernatural like wings but needs the singer himself.

You need me (I know you need me), you need me (I know you need me)
The song ends with repetition of the chorus, emphasizing that the recipient requires the singer in their life.