Crawl
Bailey Jehl Lyrics
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You would like wish on star, a prayer in a dise, let me hoes you real tide
So time can't escape, you'd be nothing away, its not thinking 'bout tommorow
I've only every Tige, no need to rush, would you try me hide
Let's go sunset to sunrise as long as letting me stole
Feeling you south skin, a wildside, let 'em each man in roam
So let's get hard to knees for a walls, through a way to keep
Leave away, go ahead, take me to paradise, 'cause I won't more
You got me hanging on every feel, show me what is real, everything my hand on the door
What happen to stay right here? Oh
Let's go sunset to sunrise as long as letting me stole
Feeling you south skin, a wildside, let 'em each man in roam
So let's get hard to knees for a walls, through a way to keep
Baby, you and me, making time crawl, crawl
Time has passing and done at all
Your hands me more then those on a clock
Let's go sunset to sunrise as long as letting me stole
Feeling you south skin, a wildside, let 'em each man in roam
So let's get hard to knees for a walls, through a way to keep
Baby, you and me, making time crawl, crawl
The lyrics of Bailey Jehl's song "Crawl" are about wanting to live in the moment with someone and make time stand still. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and the desire to focus on the present rather than worrying about the future. The song is also about being true to oneself and embracing one's wild side.
The opening lines convey the singer's desire to spend the night with someone they care about and make the most of the time they have together. The reference to wishing on a star and saying a prayer suggests a sense of hopeful optimism about the future. The use of the phrase "real tide" instead of "real tight" is a clever play on words that gives the lyrics a unique poetic quality.
The chorus of the song emphasizes the desire to make time slow down and enjoy the moment. The reference to "feeling your south skin" suggests a physical intimacy between the two people. The line "let 'em each man in roam" suggests a certain openness to sexual exploration and experimentation.
The lyrics also touch on the fear of the future and the unknown. The line "what happen to stay right here?" suggests an anxiety about the future and a desire to cling to the present moment. The ending lines of the song suggest a sense of contentment and satisfaction with the time spent with the other person.
Overall, "Crawl" is a heartfelt and sensual song about living in the moment and embracing one's wild side.
Line by Line Meaning
Honestly, I couldn't think of the better way, just spend my night
I am spending my night with you because I cannot think of a better way to do so.
You would like wish on star, a prayer in a dise, let me hoes you real tide
If you want to make a wish or say a prayer, let me hold you tightly.
So time can't escape, you'd be nothing away, its not thinking 'bout tommorow
Let's live in the moment and not worry about tomorrow, so time can't pass us by.
I've only every Tige, no need to rush, would you try me hide
I have been patient before and would like to be patient again, would you try to hide with me?
Leave away, go ahead, take me to paradise, 'cause I won't more
Take me away and show me something more, take me to paradise.
You got me hanging on every feel, show me what is real, everything my hand on the door
You have my full attention, so show me what is real and put my hand on the door to new experiences.
What happen to stay right here? Oh
Why can't we just stay here and enjoy the moment?
Time has passing and done at all
Time has passed, but nothing has happened yet.
Your hands me more then those on a clock
Your touch means more to me than the hands on a clock.
Let's go sunset to sunrise as long as letting me stole
Feeling you south skin, a wildside, let 'em each man in roam
So let's get hard to knees for a walls, through a way to keep
Baby, you and me, making time crawl, crawl
Let's spend the entire night together and explore our wild side. Let's make it unforgettable, and let time slow down for us.
Writer(s): Josh Hoge, Matt Mcvaney, Levi Hummon, Bailey Jehl
Contributed by Luke E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.