Speak
Melissa Polinar feat. Josiah Bell Lyrics
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Tell me everything your heart yearns
Let your mind at ease
Stop running away, left the breeze
Drifts us away while the dusk of dawn falls through its sleeves
Oh I cant hear (Your voice)
Should I leave (Or should I go)
Till you come near me
Speak out don't be so heartless
Speak loud cut through the madness
Speak, let me breath
Speak out dont be so heartless
(Why can't you trust this heart)
Speak loud cut through the madness
(I can't belive you)
Speak, let me breath
Go, if you keep this silence just go
Travel the easy way out
To left our turn right on this road
Oh I cant hear (Your voice)
Should I leave (Or should I go)
Or should I wait
Till you come near me
Speak out don't be so heartless
Speak loud cut through the madness
Speak, let me breath
Speak out dont be so heartless
(Why can't you trust this heart)
Speak loud cut through the madness
(I can't belive you)
Speak, let me breath
Oh I cant hear (Your voice)
Should I leave (Or should I go)
Or should I wait
Till you come near me
In Melissa Polinar feat. Josiah Bell's song "Speak," the singer is desperately seeking communication and connection with someone they care about. The lyrics "Please, I beg you please give me the key / Tell me everything your heart yearns / Let your mind at ease" illustrate the singer's desire for honest communication and vulnerability, begging their counterpart to open up and express themselves. The following lines "Stop running away, left the breeze / Drifts us away while the dusk of dawn falls through its sleeves" further convey the sense of urgency and fleeting time to address and mend the disconnection between the two.
The chorus, "Speak out don't be so heartless / Speak loud cut through the madness / Speak, let me breathe" is a plea for honest expression and communication, suggesting that the lack thereof is causing mental and emotional suffocation. The lines "Go, if you keep this silence just go / Travel the easy way out / To left our turn right on this road" suggest that if the counterpart chooses to remain silent and avoid communication, then it is better for them to leave rather than drag the singer along through a stagnant and incomplete relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
Please, I beg you please give me the key
The singer is asking the person to speak honestly and openly to her.
Tell me everything your heart yearns
The singer wants the person to share their deepest desires and feelings.
Let your mind at ease
The singer wants the person to relax and not hold back their thoughts.
Stop running away, left the breeze
The singer is asking the person to stop avoiding the conversation or situation.
Drifts us away while the dusk of dawn falls through its sleeves
The singer is describing how time can slip away if they don't communicate soon.
Oh I can't hear (Your voice)
The singer is frustrated that the person is not speaking up or communicating clearly.
Should I leave (Or should I go)
The singer is considering leaving the situation if the person doesn't speak up.
Or should I wait Till you come near me
The singer is willing to wait for the person to open up but wants them to do it soon.
Speak out don't be so heartless
The singer is pleading with the person to show empathy and share their feelings.
Speak loud cut through the madness
The singer wants the person to speak clearly and confidently so they can understand each other.
Speak, let me breath
The singer wants the person to speak so she can finally feel at ease.
Why can't you trust this heart
The singer is expressing confusion as to why the person is not sharing their feelings and trusting her.
I can't belive you
The singer is disappointed and hurt that the person is not opening up to her.
Go, if you keep this silence just go
The singer is suggesting that if the person can't speak, it may be better to end things and move on.
Travel the easy way out To left our turn right on this road
The singer is saying that taking the easy way out will ultimately lead to a different path than what was planned together.
Contributed by Addison N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.