Part Of Me
Joel Leggett Lyrics


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I'm not saying that you shouldn't leave, no
I'm not saying that
No, not at all
I'm not saying that it breaks my heart no
I'm not saying that
No, not at all

But darling, please
Listen this time

'Cause I'm a man of the ocean
My hearts in the sea
I hope that one day you'd be a part of me
With those eyes like ocean
Salt in your hair
And when you speak
It's like the warm summer air
On my lips
And my heart beats out of my chest
On my lips
And my heart beats out of my chest

I'm not saying that you shouldn't leave, no
I'm not saying that
No, not at all
I'm not saying that it breaks my heart no
I'm not saying that
No, not at all

But darling, please
Listen this time

'Cause I'm a man of the ocean
My hearts in the sea
I hope that one day you'd be a part of me
With those eyes like ocean
Salt in your hair
And when you speak
It's like the warm summer air
On my lips
And my heart beats out of my chest
On my lips
And my heart beats out of my chest

And all I know
I'm taking the time to say
And all I know
I know you're beautiful
You're beautiful

'Cause I'm a man of the ocean
My hearts in the sea
I hope that one day you'd be a part of me
With those eyes like ocean
Salt in your hair
And when you speak
It's like the warm summer air
On my lips
And my heart beats out of my chest




On my lips
And my heart beats out of my chest

Overall Meaning

In the lyrics of "Part of Me," Joel Leggett speaks about his love for the ocean and how it has become an inseparable part of him. He addresses his love interest, acknowledging that he is not forcing her to stay, but he hopes that one day she will see the beauty of the ocean and become a part of him. The imagery in the song is strong, using descriptions of the ocean, warm summer air, salt in the hair, and the beating of the heart to convey the depth of his emotions.


Throughout the song, the repetition of the phrase "my heart's in the sea" reinforces the idea that the ocean is central to Joel Leggett's identity. By expressing his desire for his love interest to embrace the ocean and become a part of him, he is essentially asking her to understand and accept who he is at his core.


The song is a reflection on the power of the ocean and how it has shaped Joel Leggett's life, both personally and musically. It's a reminder that sometimes we need to accept and celebrate what makes us unique, even if it means letting go of what we think we want.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm not saying that you shouldn't leave, no
I am not suggesting that you remain here with me.


I'm not saying that
I am emphasizing that I am not suggesting your choices.


No, not at all
I am extremely clear and explicit; I definitely am not pressuring you to stay.


I'm not saying that it breaks my heart no
I am not implying that I am emotionally damaged by your potential departure.


But darling, please
However, my dear, I beg of you to hear my thoughts.


Listen this time
Please take into account my sincerity this time.


'Cause I'm a man of the ocean
I am a person with a profound passion for the sea.


My hearts in the sea
My soul is inextricably linked with the ocean's vastness and beauty.


I hope that one day you'd be a part of me
It is my sincere dream that this shared love of the sea could be a part of our connection.


With those eyes like ocean
Your eyes of corresponding deep blue, are like the ocean.


Salt in your hair
Saltwater and sea spray can always be found in your hair.


And when you speak
When you talk to me, you make me feel exceptional.


It's like the warm summer air
Your words are as soothing and welcome as the warm summer breeze.


On my lips
When I listen to you, my lips tingle and my heart races.


And my heart beats out of my chest
My affection for you as we talk, especially on days when the ocean surrounds us, is overwhelming.


And all I know
I am resolute that:


I'm taking the time to say
I am taking the time to say these things.


I know you're beautiful
It is my deepest conviction that you are stunning.




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