The lyrics to Hird's song Keep You Kimi tap into the healing and restorative powers of love and nature, specifically the full moon and rain. The repetition of "it's alright" throughout the song conveys a sense of reassurance and comfort that everything will work out in the end. The opening lines "Full moon, make this night, love will heal the wound" suggest that the power of love is not only present but necessary to heal one's wounds or pain. The glowing light of the full moon is seen not only as a source of illumination but as a source of hope.

The second verse continues this theme of love and pain. Love is depicted as a force that will undoubtedly bring pain, but ultimately leads to the right outcome. The rain serves as a metaphor for the hardships or difficulties that come with love. Rainy days and love both have moments of intensity and moments of calm. Both can be unpredictable or moody, but in the end, the rain can make things right.

The outro of the song refers back to the rain and its healing potential. "Dark sky, rinse me with rain and I'll cry/Love tears blurring my sight, it's alright/Filled up and want to be empty/Rinse me." Here, the rain is personified as a cleansing agent, something that can wash away the pain and emotion that fills a person up. Being emptied out is seen as a way of making room for something better or more positive.

Overall, the lyrics of Keep You Kimi are a reminder that love and nature can work hand in hand to heal and restore the soul.