Can Anyone Explain
Ames Brothers Lyrics
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No, no, no
But when two eager lips
Are pressed against yours
You'll know, yes, you'll know
Can anyone explain the glow of romance?
No, no, no
"It's you I adore"
You'll know, yes, you'll know
And you will find
To give love a start
Don't think with your mind
Just feel with your heart
Can anyone explain the wonder of love?
No, no, no
But now that you and I
Are sharing a sigh
We know, yes, we know
And you will find
To give love a start
Don't think with your mind
Just feel with your heart
Can anyone explain the wonder of love?
No, no, no
But now that you and I
Are sharing a sigh
We know, yes, we know
In "Can Anyone Explain," the Ames Brothers sing about the inexplicable nature of love and the emotions that come with it. The lyrics describe the thrill of a kiss and the glow of romance, but assert that these sensations cannot be adequately explained. Instead, the song suggests that the best way to experience love is to follow one's heart and let it guide them, rather than trying to rationalize or analyze it.
The lyrics also touch on the idea that love is a shared experience. The chorus emphasizes that "you'll know" these feelings when they come, implying that they are universal and not reserved for any one person or relationship. The final verse, which changes from "can anyone explain" to "now that you and I are sharing," reinforces the idea that love is something that is felt and experienced together.
Overall, the lyrics of "Can Anyone Explain" suggest that love is an inexplicable force that should be embraced and enjoyed, rather than analyzed or overthought. By following one's heart and sharing in the experience with another person, one can find the wonder and joy that come with love.
Line by Line Meaning
Can anyone explain the thrill of a kiss? No no no
There's no way to describe the amazing feeling of a kiss
But when two eager lips
Are pressed against yours
You'll know, yes, you'll know
You'll understand the thrill of a kiss when you experience it firsthand, and it's undeniable
Can anyone explain the glow of romance? No no no
It's impossible to fully convey the wonderful feeling of romance and being in love
But when you hear the phrase
"It's you I adore"
You'll know, yes, you'll know
When someone tells you they adore you, you'll feel the glow of romance and understand its power
And you will find
To give love a start
Don't think with your mind
Just feel with your heart
The best way to start a loving relationship is by following your heart, not your head
Can anyone explain the wonder of love? No no no
Love is too incredible to describe with words
But now that you and I
Are sharing a sigh
We know, yes, we know
Once you experience love with someone else, you'll understand its wonder and realize its potential
But when two eager lips
Are pressed against yours
Then you'll know, yes, you'll know
The only way to truly understand the thrill of a kiss is to experience it
But when you hear the phrase
"It's you I adore"
Then you'll know, yes, you'll know, honey
When someone tells you they adore you, you'll feel a radiant joy and understanding of love
And you will find
To give love a start
Don't think with your mind
Just feel with your heart
Your heart holds the key to starting a loving relationship; don't overthink it
Can anyone explain the wonder of love? No no no
Trying to explain love is futile; it's a feeling that defies description
But now that you and I
Are sharing a sigh
We know, you can't miss it, yes, we know
Experiencing love with someone else is an unmistakable feeling you won't want to miss
Lyrics © Kanjian Music, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Bennie Benjamin, George David Weiss
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@jamescity1160
RIP ED....Thanks for being part of of my childhood
@theresachiorazzi4571
Oh yes I remember this oldie how could I ever forget how popular the Ames brothers were in the fifties I’m eighty four. All their hits were all good
@AntMan201490
R.I.P Ed Ames😞🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🎸🎶
@MrRJDB1969
The Ames Brothers had a perfect sound ! One of the best pop vocal groups to come out of the early 1950's.
@TomElvisSmith
Yes, they had a very distinct harmony.
@protoville4251
I think it was because three of them (including Ed Ames) were baritones. There was no real tenor. So the excellent bass had to sing even lower than most basses. To me, his was the identifying voice of The Ames Brothers. But they all were terrific singers.
@maureen1938
Down Memory Lane we go again. Thanks for posting.
@Jerry-gu7yp
Hello Maureen, how is everything going with you?
@theresachiorazzi4571
My favorite song by the Ames brothers is stars are the windows of heaven They had many good hits. Who didn’t love the Ames brothers .?
@Jerry-gu7yp
Hello Theresa, how is everything going with you?