None so beautiful
John Wesley Lyrics


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Here you lie before me
emerald eyes so full of youth
I fear a tear drop forming
I can touch and still not have you

Here you lie before me
our bond is fragile yes it's true
but in the light of morning
there's none so beautiful as you

I look into your eyes
turn away to realize
there's none so beautiful as you

None so beautiful as you

And then you glide over me
and you slide over me
and you wake up every ounce of love
and break like a tise over me

Then you kneel over me
and you cry over me
tears fall like the blood of some sacrificial lamb
as your lying to me
lying to me...

Here you lie before me
what comes next is up to you
just no moe tears this morning
let the truth do what it can do

I look into your eyes
turn away to realize




there's none so beautiful as you
none so beautiful as you

Overall Meaning

The song "None so Beautiful" by John Wesley is a melancholic and contemplative piece that talks of a complicated relationship. The opening verse sets the tone for the song, where the singer observes the emerald-eyed person lying before them. The eyes full of youth signify how innocent and pure the person is, which makes it difficult for the singer to confront them with their emotional turmoil. The fear of a tear forming represents the fear of losing this beauty to the harsh reality of the world. The line, "I can touch and still not have you," elucidates the emotional distance between them.


As the song progresses, the singer acknowledges the fragility of their bond, which makes it even more challenging to express their true feelings. However, in the light of morning, the singer recognizes the beauty in the truth and overpowers their fear. The line, "And then you glide over me, and you slide over me," is sexually suggestive, indicating the physical aspects of the relationship. The singer acknowledges the love shared between them, but it also breaks them apart like a tide. The line, "tears fall like the blood of some sacrificial lamb," is a powerful metaphor that shows how painful the truth can be, which is why the emerald-eyed beauty lies instead.


In the end, the song ends with an appeal to the beauty before the singer, to take a leap of faith and let the truth reveal what comes next. The closing line, "None so beautiful as you," signifies the recognition of the emerald-eyed person's beauty, both inwardly and outwardly.


Line by Line Meaning

Here you lie before me
I see you lying before me.


emerald eyes so full of youth
Your eyes are green and shining with youthfulness.


I fear a tear drop forming
I am afraid that you might cry.


I can touch and still not have you
I can touch you physically but not emotionally.


our bond is fragile yes it's true
Our relationship is delicate and could be easily broken.


but in the light of morning
However, in the morning everything might seem better.


there's none so beautiful as you
You are the most gorgeous of everything.


I look into your eyes
I gaze deeply into your eyes.


turn away to realize
I pause for a moment to understand my thoughts.


And then you glide over me
You move smoothly and gracefully over me.


and you slide over me
You slip and slide over me.


and you wake up every ounce of love
You awaken all the love in me.


and break like a tise over me
You fall apart like a broken toy on me.


Then you kneel over me
You go down on your knees and come closer to me.


and you cry over me
You weep tears because of me.


tears fall like the blood of some sacrificial lamb
Your tears fall like the blood of an animal sacrifice.


as your lying to me
As you are deceiving me with your words.


Here you lie before me
Again, you are lying before me.


what comes next is up to you
It's your decision on what happens next.


just no moe tears this morning
Please don't cry anymore this morning.


let the truth do what it can do
Let us speak and hear the truth.


none so beautiful as you
Again, you are the most beautiful of everything.




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