You Belong To Me
J. Stalin & The Worlds Freshest Lyrics

In "You Belong to Me," J. Stalin and The World's Freshest's, the songwriters present the idea of unconditional love. They talk about being there for someone in times of need, no matter how hard it gets. The lyrics begin by suggesting that the person should reveal their thoughts and feelings, expressing their fears and faults, and trust J. Stalin that he will be there for support, being a friendly shadow. The line "take my advice, it won't be hard to swallow" suggests that the advice he gives will be honest, direct, and helpful for them.

The following couplet "Tell me your faults we've always got tomorrow" indicates that mistakes and faults are okay and can be worked on. The songwriter encourages them to share their vulnerabilities and be honest about their flaws, promising to always stand by their side, never running away. The chorus repeats the phrase "I belong to you," indicating that he is there for them and will not let go, emphasizing the message of unconditional love.

In the second stanza, the songwriter continues to express their love, stating that they will be with their loved one no matter how far they want to go. The lyrics suggest that this is not merely a thought, but a genuine and solid proposal. The song ends with the line "Hard to forgive, hard to forgive, but still, I won't run away," indicating that no matter how bad things get, he will stand by their side and be forgiving. This song promotes love that is supportive, forgiving and most importantly, unconditional.