In Your Arms
K.Ellis Lyrics
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Sometimes too easy, just to teach me
Some things that I dare, others they don't care
But still I know there's
Always somebody there to tell me
'Bout deep muddy water, why do they bother
Won't be roped and tied down
Because I know
All your lovin', all your charms
All the things that keep me calm
Time apart can do no harm
Walkin' in and out of your arms
Walkin' I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
Walkin' I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
Walkin' I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
Walkin' I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
I'm walkin, walkin' I'm walkin', walkin
Always somebody there to tell me
'Bout deep muddy water, why do they bother?
Won't be roped and tied down
No I can be found, comin' back 'round
Because I know
All your lovin', all your charms
All the things that keep me calm
Time apart can do no harm
Walkin' in and out of your arms
Walkin' I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
Walkin' I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
Walkin' I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
Walkin' I'm walkin', oh I'm walkin
I'm walkin', I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
Walkin' I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
Walkin'
The opening lines of "Problems find you, at least they try to” suggest that life can be tough and unpredictable, and difficulties may arise even when one tries to evade them. However, the line “Sometimes too easy, just to teach me” highlights the importance of facing and overcoming these obstacles in order to learn and grow from them. The next verse delves deeper into the idea of life's challenges, with the lyric “Some things that I dare, others they don't care.” This line implies that there are some aspects of life where one must take risks to progress, while others require more caution.
Despite these challenges, the singer knows that there is always somebody who will give advice or support. However, the lyrics “deep muddy water, why do they bother?” suggests that not all advice is useful, and some may even be harmful. The final verse seems to offer a solution to life’s challenges - the love and comfort of another person. The lyrics “All your lovin', all your charms, all the things that keep me calm” suggest that the singer has found solace in the arms of someone special. The final line “Walkin' in and out of your arms” suggests a sense of comfort in the cyclical nature of the relationship.
Overall, the song seems to be about the ups and downs of life, and how love and relationships can provide a sense of stability in a world full of uncertainty and challenges.
Line by Line Meaning
Problems find you, at least they try to
Challenges and difficulties are constantly present in life and they may affect you even if you try to avoid them
Sometimes too easy, just to teach me
Some challenges may seem too simple or easy to overcome, but sometimes they serve as a lesson to learn from
Some things that I dare, others they don't care
Some things that are important to you may not matter to others and they may not give them the attention they deserve
But still I know there's
Nevertheless, I am aware that there is
Always somebody there to tell me
There are always people around you that are willing to offer advice and guidance
'Bout deep muddy water, why do they bother
They might talk to you about the dangers of difficult situations, but you wonder why they bother
Won't be roped and tied down
You refuse to be constrained or limited by anyone or anything
No I can be found, comin' back 'round
You are always willing to come back and try again
Because I know
Because you know
All your lovin', all your charms
You recognize all the positive and endearing qualities of the person you love
All the things that keep me calm
Their presence and love bring a sense of peace and comfort to your life
Time apart can do no harm
Even though you may spend time apart, it will not harm your relationship or bond with each other
Walkin' in and out of your arms
You are coming and going, but you always find yourself back in their loving embrace
Walkin' I'm walkin', in and out of your arms
Repeatedly coming and going from the person's loving arms
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: K. D. LANG, BENJAMIN MINK
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