Beam Me Up
Mendus Lyrics

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There's a whole 'nother conversation going on
In a parallel universe.
Where nothing breaks and nothing hurts.
There's a waltz playin' frozen in time
Blades of grass on tiny bare feet
I look at you and you're lookin' at me.
Could you beam me up,
Give me a minute, I don't know what I'd say in it

I'd probably just stare, happy just to be there, holding
your face
Beam me up,
Let me be lighter, I'm tired of being a fighter,
I think a minute's enough,
Just beam me up.
Saw a blackbird soarin' in the sky,
Barely a breath I caught one last sight
Tell me that was you sayin' goodbye,
There are times I feel the shiver and cold,
It only happens when I'm on my own,
That's how you tell me I'm not alone
Could you beam me up,
Give me a minute, I don't know what I'd say in it
I'd probably just stare, happy just to be there, holding
your face
Beam me up,
Let me be lighter, I'm tired of being a fighter,
I think a minute's enough,
Just beam me up.
In my head I see your baby blues
I hear your voice and I, I break in two and now there's
One of me, with you
So when I need you can I send you a sign
I'll burn a candle and turn off the lights
I'll pick a star and watch you shine
Just beam me up,
Give me a minute, I don't know what I'd say in it
I'd probably just stare, happy just to be there, holding
your face
Beam me up,
Let me be lighter, I'm tired of being a fighter,
I think, a minute's enough,
Beam me up
Beam me up

Beam me up
Could you beam me up.

Overall Meaning

The song "Beam Me Up" by Mendus is a beautiful tribute to someone who has passed away. The lyrics suggest that the singer is struggling to move on after losing someone they love. They long to be transported to a different universe where nothing is broken and nothing hurts. The waltz playing frozen in time and the blades of grass on tiny bare feet suggest a moment of purity and innocence that is now lost. The singer looks at the person they love and wishes they could be transported to a world where everything is perfect again. The repeated refrain of "beam me up" suggests that the singer wants to be taken away from their pain and sadness.

The lyrics of the song suggest that the singer is haunted by memories of the person they have lost. The image of the blackbird soaring in the sky suggests that the person they love has passed away. The line "tell me that was you saying goodbye" suggests that the singer is still struggling to come to terms with their loss. The shiver and cold that the singer experiences when they are on their own suggest that they are feeling the absence of their loved one. The repeated refrain of "beam me up" suggests that the singer longs to be reunited with their loved one in some way, even if it's just for a minute.

Overall, "Beam Me Up" is a poignant and heartfelt song about love, loss, and the longing for a second chance. The singer's emotions are raw and honest, and anyone who has experienced the pain of losing someone they love will likely find the song incredibly relatable.

Line by Line Meaning

There's a whole 'nother conversation going on In a parallel universe. Where nothing breaks and nothing hurts.
There is possibly another universe existing simultaneously where things are perfect and nothing goes wrong.

There's a waltz playin' frozen in time Blades of grass on tiny bare feet I look at you and you're lookin' at me.
The moment is stuck in time, where everything seems still and the two persons are gazing into each other's eyes.

Could you beam me up, Give me a minute, I don't know what I'd say in it I'd probably just stare, happy just to be there, holding your face Beam me up,
The person is tired of living in and accepting the reality and wants to escape for a while to experience something better.

Let me be lighter, I'm tired of being a fighter, I think a minute's enough, Just beam me up.
The person is exhausted from fighting their battles and wants to take a break, just for a minute.

Saw a blackbird soarin' in the sky, Barely a breath I caught one last sight Tell me that was you sayin' goodbye,
An event reminds the person of someone who left them and they seek a sign from them.

There are times I feel the shiver and cold, It only happens when I'm on my own, That's how you tell me I'm not alone
The person feels the presence of the one they have lost when they are alone and scared, which helps them feel less alone.

In my head I see your baby blues I hear your voice and I, I break in two and now there's One of me, with you
Memories of someone play on their mind and make them feel like a part of them is missing.

So when I need you can I send you a sign I'll burn a candle and turn off the lights I'll pick a star and watch you shine Just beam me up,
Wanting to send a message to the person they have lost, they light a candle and look at the stars hoping to see them, and to be magically transported to their world.

Beam me up, Let me be lighter, I'm tired of being a fighter, I think, a minute's enough, Beam me up Beam me up Beam me up Could you beam me up.
Repeating the chorus, the person concludes with their request to be lifted up and taken away from their reality, at least for a moment.

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