Care For
Blossoms Lyrics


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I was a jealous man
I'm my old self again
I've got to learn something
From my mistakes and now

She only gets better
She is beyond measure
She is my dead center, said enough

It's all that you care for
I'm here and this is
Love's true devotion
I rise, then I fall
Won't you please piece my
Heart back together again?

She is so self-assured
As she walks out the door
She's quite the optimist
Who never likes to call it quits

And when the day is over
She pulls me in closer
She stops me in motion
Ocean's calm

It's all that you care for
I'm here and this is
Love's true devotion
I rise, then I fall
Won't you please piece my
Heart back together again?

Again
Again
Again
Ahh

It's all that you care for
I'm here and this is
Love's true devotion
I rise, then I fall




Won't you please piece my
Heart back together again?

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Blossoms' song "Care For" depict a personal transformation and a deep appreciation for a loved one. The opening line, "I was a jealous man, I'm my old self again," suggests that the singer has recognized their past flaws and is now embracing a change. They acknowledge that they need to learn from their mistakes and grow as a person.


The next few lines express the singer's admiration for the person they love. They describe her as someone who keeps improving, someone beyond measure. She holds a prominent place in their life, being their "dead center." The lyrics convey a sense of appreciation and reverence for her presence.


The chorus suggests that their love is the most important thing to both the singer and the person they love. It is "all that you care for," emphasizing the depth of their love and devotion. The singer acknowledges his own vulnerability, expressing a desire for their heart to be pieced back together, symbolizing a need for emotional healing and support.


The following verse portrays the loved one as self-assured and optimistic. Despite facing difficulties, she never gives up. In the end, she brings stability and comfort to the singer's life. The lyrics imply that her presence and love are soothing, like a calm ocean.


Overall, "Care For" depicts a personal transformation, an appreciation for the loved one's qualities, and a plea for emotional support and healing.


Line by Line Meaning

I was a jealous man
I used to be consumed by jealousy


I'm my old self again
I have reverted back to my previous state


I've got to learn something
I need to acquire knowledge or wisdom


From my mistakes and now
By reflecting on my errors


She only gets better
She continuously improves


She is beyond measure
Her qualities are immeasurable


She is my dead center, said enough
She is the perfect balance in my life, no more needs to be said


It's all that you care for
This is the sole thing you prioritize


I'm here and this is
I am present and this represents


Love's true devotion
The sincere commitment of love


I rise, then I fall
I experience both success and setbacks


Won't you please piece my
Could you kindly mend my


Heart back together again?
Emotionally restore my heart?


She is so self-assured
She possesses great confidence


As she walks out the door
While she departs


She's quite the optimist
She has a strong tendency to be hopeful


Who never likes to call it quits
She never gives up easily


And when the day is over
At the end of the day


She pulls me in closer
She draws me nearer


She stops me in motion
She halts my movement


Ocean's calm
The sea is tranquil


Again
Once more


Ahh
Expressing a sigh or relief




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: Charlie Salt, Joe Donovann, Josh Dewhurst, Myles Kellock, Tom Ogde

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carsonpuff

I love that these guys have decided to go full on 70s.

Bradley Allen-Holland

@Alex I didn't like their Foolish Loving Spaces album but their first 2 albums are definitely not shite

Alex

I mean they probably just thought it was easier giving how bland their music was before anyway, shite band, elevator music

Oliflowers

@Léia Castelo I feel that 'Foolish Loving Spaces' and 'Cool Like You' had more sounds of the early 80's, especially 'Cool Like You", had references to that decade

Léia Castelo

I actually always to see them like that

Adam Rushbury-Reynolds

Love how Tom and the bands overall stage presence has grown over the past few years. Love this tune and can't wait for the new album

Clewso

I was going to comment this. I love the fact Tom has ditched the guitar for most songs and can just waltz around the stage as he pleases. Honestly makes it so much more enjoyable

CG GAMING

These guys are so underrated

Emma Ashcroft

I LOVE THIS TRACK SO MUCH

Jeff Fang

This is honestly the best set over the weekend

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