I Know Love
Chronixx Lyrics


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In the beginning
According to the old book say
There was nothing
Then the great spirit came down
And said it, let there be
And there was
That's how it all began, yeah
Yet still we ask
Where did the universe come from?
Everything in existence
From the sky to the depths of the ocean
Every shape, every color, every pigment
Every sound and every vibration
This old earth, the solar system
Everything you hold so sacred
By the hands of the Lord it was created

And I know love
Lifted me
And I know Jah Jah, yeah
Set me free
Love break the chains, yes
Set the captives free
Love break the chains
Set the captives free

Wa da da da da da da da

So if there was nothing
Whose voice it was that said let there be light?
Who separated the day from the night?
Created me, created you?
I believe it was love, oh yes
Still we want to know
Where did the universe come from?
Everything in existence
All yuh temples, yuh mosque and yuh churches
All the saints and the gods that you worship
The holiest of writings
The thunder and the lightning
Everything you hold so sacred
By the hands it flowed, it was created

So I know love, yeah, yeah, yeah
Lifted me
And I know Jah Jah, yeah yeah
Set me free
Love breaks the chains
Love breaks the chains
Set the captives free, yes
Love breaks the chains
Set the captives free

Call it what you may
L-O-V-E can be found in you (can be found in you)
And its all over me
Jah is love no matter the name
It's one and the same





Dance

Overall Meaning

In "I Know Love," Chronixx starts with a philosophical argument about the beginning of the universe. He invokes the "old book" to acknowledge the religious belief in creation by God's hand, but also questions how the universe came to be. He then goes on to ponder the origins of everything in existence and concludes that it was all created by the hands of the Lord. Chronixx then shifts to talking about the power of love, which he personifies by suggesting that it was love's voice that said "let there be light" when the universe was created. He then uses this metaphor to describe how love breaks chains and sets captives free. In the final verse, Chronixx reminds the listener that love can be found everywhere and that it is all-encompassing, regardless of one's religious beliefs.


Line by Line Meaning

In the beginning
At the start of everything


According to the old book say
As the old book says


There was nothing
At first, there was nothingness


Then the great spirit came down
Afterward, a great spirit appeared


And said it, let there be
And ordered for things to come into existence


And there was
And it came to be


That's how it all began, yeah
That's how it all started


Yet still we ask
However, we still inquire


Where did the universe come from?
How did the universe originate?


Everything in existence
All that exists


From the sky to the depths of the ocean
From the high sky to the deep ocean


Every shape, every color, every pigment
Every form, every shade, every hue


Every sound and every vibration
Every tone and every quake


This old earth, the solar system
This planet and its fellow celestial bodies


Everything you hold so sacred
All that you deem holy


By the hands of the Lord it was created
They were created by a higher power


And I know love
I understand love


Lifted me
Raised me up


And I know Jah Jah, yeah
I know Jah, yes


Set me free
Freed me


Love break the chains, yes
Love breaks the constraints, indeed


Set the captives free
Frees the imprisoned ones


So if there was nothing
So if there was nonexistence


Whose voice it was that said let there be light?
Whose voice commanded the light to exist?


Who separated the day from the night?
Who separated the periods of light and darkness?


Created me, created you?
Created me and made you?


I believe it was love, oh yes
I think it was love, oh yes


Still we want to know
Yet we still desire to know


All yuh temples, yuh mosque and yuh churches
All your temples, mosques, and churches


All the saints and the gods that you worship
All the saints and deities you worship


The holiest of writings
The most sacred texts


The thunder and the lightning
The loud thunder and bright lightning


By the hands it flowed, it was created
They were created by the hands of the Lord


Call it what you may
Name it what you want


L-O-V-E can be found in you (can be found in you)
Love can be discovered in oneself


And its all over me
And it's all around me


Jah is love no matter the name
Jah is love despite the title


It's one and the same
It is identical


Dance
Dance




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Written by: Jamar McNaughton

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