Till We Two Are One
Eddy Howard Lyrics


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[Chorus]
Take my lips and give me yours
Take my arms and give me yours
Take my heart and give me yours
Till we two are one

Just one kiss if we should dare
Just one love for us to share
Just one acts to see us there
Till we two are one

There could be heavenly
Dreams we take and give for
Thrillingly, willingly
Moments that we live for

[Chorus]

MM MM MM, and give me yours
MM MM MM and give me your

There could be heavenly
Dreams we take and give for
Thrillingly, willingly
Moments that we live for





[Chorus]

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Eddy Howard's "Till We Two Are One" depict a romantic yearning for two souls to unite completely in every sense, emphasizing the longing for physical and emotional intimacy. The chorus repeats a plea to exchange everything that makes them who they are in exchange for achieving an unbreakable union – they should take each other's lips, arms, and hearts until they’re no longer two, but one. This intense desire for oneness is further punctuated by the verses that highlight the beauty of the moments they can share together, highlighting the tantalizing dreams and thrilling moments they could experience with one another.


The song's overall theme closely aligns with what one might call the traditional ideas of love and marriage, as they present a picture of idealized romance, where two hearts become one. However, the theme is more than a romantic ideal. The very idea of merging with another person and giving up one's own identity represents a profound vulnerability, demonstrating the courage and dedication that it takes to make a relationship work.


Interestingly, the song is also notable for its relatively unconventional structure, with no distinct bridge or instrumental solo sections, following a straightforward AABA pattern instead. But despite this, the song remains a classic ballad and an excellent example of high-class adult pop music, with gorgeous harmonies, big-band instruments, and Eddy Howard's crooning voice that breathe life into the song.


Line by Line Meaning

Take my lips and give me yours
Let us share a deep, passionate kiss; a moment of intense intimacy whereby we can truly connect by exchanging our lips with each other.


Take my arms and give me yours
Let us embrace each other with arms wide open; allow us to hold and support each other through life's highs and lows by exchanging our arms with each other.


Take my heart and give me yours
Let us merge our hearts, intertwining our souls together to create a mutual understanding of love and affection; by exchanging our hearts with each other.


Till we two are one
Until we have fully integrated our love and are unified as one soul and spirit, let us cherish each other.


Just one kiss if we should dare
If we dare to take a chance on this love, one single, passionate kiss could set us on a path of happiness and fulfillment.


Just one love for us to share
One love is all we need to share and together we can journey through life. Our mutual love will be enough to sustain us through anything.


Just one acts to see us there
By taking one step towards a successful and loving relationship, we can be confident in the direction we are headed as a couple. We have to take that first step together.


There could be heavenly Dreams we take and give for Thrillingly, willingly Moments that we live for
We can imagine together the incredible and beautiful experiences that our love could bring us; both the ups and the downs. We can embrace these moments willingly and with great excitement for what our love holds.


MM MM MM, and give me yours
Let us express our passions through embracing, touching, and exchanging our bodies with each other. These moments will bring us closer and more in love as time goes by.




Lyrics © RESERVOIR MEDIA MANAGEMENT INC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: BILLY MARTIN, LARRY MARTIN, TOM GLAZER

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