Falling In Love
Kurt Hugo Schneider Lyrics


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Last call at the local pub
I wasn't there to look for love
But through the smoke clouds and 2 AM crowds
There you were

Its like your hand were made for mine
In your arms, our heart beat in time
In the night air in London Squares are a blur

So baby won't you hold me, underneath
These old oak trees
It's getting cold
And I need your body
I need your body to hold

Remember what you told me
That winter night
Down on your old street
You pulled me close
Said, I need your body
I need your body to hold

'Cause maybe I'm falling in love with you
Can't stop thinking of us two
Kiss me so I know it's true
I'm falling in love with you

Don't know what you did to me
Look around and you're all I see
Yeah I can see the world
And I can see the world in your eyes

So baby won't you hold me, underneath
These old oak trees
It's getting cold
And I need your body
I need your body to hold

Remember what you told me
That winter night
Down on your old street
You pulled me close
Said, I need your body
Together we'll never grow old

'Cause maybe I'm falling in love with you
Can't stop thinking of us two
Kiss me so I know it's true
I'm falling in love with you

So baby won't you hold me, underneath
These old oak trees
It's getting cold
And I need your body
I need your body to hold

'Cause maybe I'm falling in love with you
Kiss me so I know it's true
I'm falling in love with you

'Cause maybe I'm falling in love with you
With everything you do




Kiss me so I know it's true
I'm falling in love with you

Overall Meaning

The song ‘Falling in Love’, by Kurt Hugo Schneider, depicts a story of two people who find each other unexpectedly in the midst of a crowded London pub during last call. The singer weaves a vivid and heartfelt tale, describing how the two of them come together in the London Square, where the hustle and bustle of the surrounding city disappear. The lyrics suggest that this is a chance, perhaps even unplanned meeting, but one that quickly leads to undeniable attraction, even to the point of the person falling in love with the other.


The singer describes his partner’s touch in a way that conveys an immediate and powerful connection, as if their hands were made for each other. Throughout the song, the singer expresses their need for each other's warmth and touch, whether under the warm glow of the pub’s old oak trees or on a cold winter night. The song's lyrics end with the singer’s realization that they may be falling in love with their partner and the desire for a tangible sign to confirm their feelings.


Line by Line Meaning

Last call at the local pub
The singer is setting the scene of the story as the last call at the local pub.


I wasn't there to look for love
The singer wasn't at the pub to search for a romantic relationship.


But through the smoke clouds and 2 AM crowds / There you were
Despite the obstacles of smoke and a late hour, the singer found someone special.


Its like your hand were made for mine
The artist feels a strong connection with their partner, like their hands were meant to be together.


In your arms, our heart beat in time
The artist and their partner feel a strong bond, which is reflected in their synced heartbeats.


In the night air in London Squares are a blur
The details of their surroundings fade away as the singer focuses on the experience of falling in love.


So baby won't you hold me, underneath / These old oak trees / It's getting cold / And I need your body / I need your body to hold
The singer is seeking physical comfort from their partner beneath the old oak trees in the cold weather.


Remember what you told me / That winter night / Down on your old street / You pulled me close / Said, I need your body / I need your body to hold
The artist recalls a past conversation with their partner, where they expressed a desire for physical intimacy.


'Cause maybe I'm falling in love with you / Can't stop thinking of us two / Kiss me so I know it's true / I'm falling in love with you
The artist realizes that they might be falling in love with their partner and seeks reassurance through physical affection.


Don't know what you did to me / Look around and you're all I see / Yeah I can see the world / And I can see the world in your eyes
The artist is surprised at how deeply their partner has impacted them and how their partner now represents the world to them.


Together we'll never grow old
The singer sees a future with their partner and imagines growing old together.


With everything you do
The artist admires their partner and everything they do.




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Written by: Kurt Hugo Schneider

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