One And One
Electric Fields Lyrics

Tell me what you want from me
Asking the other person to express their desires or needs.

Tell me what you want from me
Repeating the previous line, emphasizing the importance of clear communication in a relationship.

Would I lie
Questioning the other person's trust in the singer.

Would I lie
Repeating the previous line for emphasis.

I'm the morning baby
The artist is a metaphorical representation of the morning, representing the beginning of the new day.

You can't hide in sunlight
Sunlight symbolizes clarity, representing the impossibility of hiding one's true intentions or feelings in the presence of the singer.

I'm the storm
The singer is a metaphorical representation of a turbulent storm, representing the chaos and unpredictability of life.

I'm the grace
The artist is also a metaphorical representation of grace, representing the beauty, harmony, and elegance that can be found amidst the chaos of life.

I'm everything you see
The artist is a symbol of everything that is visible and tangible in the world, representing the physical reality that surrounds us.

Can you call me baby
Asking the other person to address the artist in a more intimate and affectionate manner.

Call off all the hurting
Requesting that any pain, negativity, or hurtful actions be stopped or avoided.

I'm the spark
The artist is a metaphorical representation of the spark of life, representing vitality, enthusiasm, and creativity.

I'm the life
The singer is also a metaphorical representation of life itself, representing the dynamic, ever-changing, and unpredictable nature of existence.

I'm everything you see
Repeating the previous line to emphasize the singer's all-encompassing presence in the world.

Livccen go mun gielistan jo
Lyrics in an unknown language.

Call me up – time is running out
Urging the other person to take action before it's too late.

Call me up – time is running out
Repeating the previous line for urgency and emphasis.

In goassege livcce gielistan jo
Lyrics in an unknown language.

Call me up – time is running out – for us
Clarifying that the previous lines were referring to the urgency of the situation for both parties involved in the relationship.

Will you listen, baby
Asking the other person to pay attention and hear the artist's words.

This won't last much longer
Indicating that the current state of the relationship or the situation is not sustainable or is reaching its natural conclusion.

I'm the ground
The artist is a metaphorical representation of the stability, foundation, and support in life.

I'm the tree
The singer is also a metaphorical representation of growth, evolution, and the cyclical nature of life.

I'm everything you see
Repeating the previous line to further emphasize the artist's all-encompassing presence in the world, especially in the context of stability and growth.

I did you love you, baby
Asserting that the singer had feelings of love and affection for the other person in the past.

Even though you're poison
Acknowledging that the other person may have negative traits or behaviors, but that the singer still had love for them.

You're the fire
The other person is a metaphorical representation of passion, intensity, and energy in the relationship.

You're the pain
The other person is also a metaphorical representation of suffering, struggle, and hardship in the relationship.

You're nothing without me
Asserting that the other person is dependent on the artist or cannot function or exist without their presence or influence.

Time is running out
Repeating the urgency and importance of taking action before it's too late.

Time is running out
Repeating the previous line for emphasis and urgency.

Jua, vaikko máid son muitali jua
Lyrics in an unknown language.

Váikko makkar háviid cájedi
Lyrics in an unknown language.

Vaikko gá?al dušše golggidi
Lyrics in an unknown language.

Ii son fuomašán ovdal lei beare ma?it
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I can cry, it's my sorrow
Asserting the artist's ability to express and process their own emotions and feelings of sadness or grief.

But the rain just ain't enough
Indicating that external factors or influences may not provide enough relief or comfort for the singer's emotional state.

I believed, but it's all gone
Revealing the singer's loss of trust, faith, or hope in the other person or the situation.

Tell me what you want from me
Returning to the repeated refrain, emphasizing the importance of clear and direct communication in a relationship.

Tell me what you want from me
Repeating the previous line to further emphasize the importance of mutual understanding and honesty in a relationship.

Would I lie
Repeating the question of the other person's trust in the artist, suggesting that the artist is committed to telling the truth and being transparent.

Would I lie
Repeating the previous line for emphasis and to assert the singer's integrity and sincerity.