Bed
Madeline Lauer Lyrics
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Blinds, down, in each other
Sheets, bed, under covers
Blinds, down, in each other
Sheets, bed, under covers
Blinds, down, in each other
Sheets, bed, under covers
Blinds, down, in each other
Wake me up, from my dreams
It's not as good, as you and me
We need a day, without clothes, without time
A get away inside each other
Stay suspended in this moment
Don't let my feet touch the floor yet
Lets stay In bed
Come find me in the sheets
I'll be ready
In a cloud with no sound
But our breathing
In this space
We are safe
From our secrets
So lets stay
Lose yourself
Between my legs
Honey cake, for you all day
Stay suspended in this moment
Don't let my feet touch the floor yet
Lets stay In bed
Come find me in the sheets
Ill be ready
In a cloud with no sound
But our breathing
In this space
We are safe
From our secrets
So lets stay
Stay in bed
Sheets, bed, under covers
Blinds, down, in each other
Sheets, bed, under covers
Blinds, down, in each other
Sheets, bed, under covers
Blinds, down, in each other
We wont make love in this bed
Love will make us here instead
The lyrics of "Bed" by Madeline Lauer express a desire to stay in bed and forget about the world outside. The song's main theme is intimacy and the feeling of safety and comfort in each other's arms. The repetition of "sheets, bed, under covers, blinds down, in each other" sets the mood for the entire song - a cocoon-like space where the lovers can escape reality and just be together.
The first verse talks about the lovers being wrapped up in each other, with the blinds down for privacy. The second verse is a dreamy invitation to stay in bed and lose track of time. The lyrics describe a crave for intimacy without the distractions of the outside world, a space where the lovers can be vulnerable with each other.
The bridge encourages the listener to fully immerse themselves in the experience, to "lose themselves between my legs" and "stay suspended in this moment." The repetition of "in this space, we are safe from our secrets" is a comforting reminder that there's nothing to fear in this private space they've created for themselves.
Overall, "Bed" by Madeline Lauer paints an intimate and romantic picture of two lovers escaping the world and finding solace and comfort in each other's arms.
Line by Line Meaning
Sheets, bed, under covers
Repetition of the same line, setting up the scene of the song.
Blinds, down, in each other
The couple is inside, blocking the outside world.
Wake me up, from my dreams
Asks the partner to awaken her from her fantasies about them.
It's not as good, as you and me
Reality is not as good as her fantasies.
We need a day, without clothes, without time
Desires a day of complete intimacy with her partner.
A get away inside each other
They want to be with each other and forget about the rest of the world.
Stay suspended in this moment
They want to stay in the moment and enjoy each other.
Don't let my feet touch the floor yet
Wishes to stay in bed with the partner and not have any interruptions.
Lets stay In bed
Wants to stay in bed all day with the partner.
Come find me in the sheets
Invites the partner to join her.
I'll be ready
She's ready to spend the day in bed with the partner.
In a cloud with no sound
The world outside does not exist - they are lost in each other.
But our breathing
Their breathing is the only sound they hear.
In this space
They have created their own world.
We are safe
They feel protected in their own world.
From our secrets
Their love keeps them safe from any secrets that may hurt them.
So let's stay
Desires to stay in bed with the partner forever.
Lose yourself
Asks the partner to forget everything else and be lost in the moment with her.
Between my legs
Inviting the partner to become intimate with her.
Honey cake, for you all day
Willing to offer everything to the partner.
We won't make love in this bed
Their love is not physical, but emotional - they will find love with each other in any situation.
Love will make us here instead
Their love will create their own world for them.
Writer(s): Emily Kerpleman
Contributed by Lauren N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.