Himalaya
Modern Aquatic Lyrics
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Cause I know it's what you would want
And if you tell me everything's alright
I wouldn't think anything
Cause I know it's what you would want
All the times spent alone in your room
They add up to the times
I love you too
Oh Himalaya what was the use of I couldn't believe anything at all
Cause I know it's what you would want
All the times spent alone in your room
They add up to the times
I'm with you do you know
I love you too
This feels alright
It feels so right
Oh Himalaya what was the use of I couldn't believe anything at all
Cause I know it's what you would want
All the times spent alone in your room
They add up to the times
I'm with you do you know
I love you too
This feels alright
It feels so right
The lyrics of Modern Aquatic's song "Himalaya" express a deep sense of love and devotion towards an individual, which is symbolized by the Himalayan mountain range. The singer starts the song by questioning what the Himalayas would say (if they could talk) because he cannot believe anything at all. However, he knows that it is what the Himalayas would want. This highlights the singer's complete surrender to the desires of his loved one.
The song then moves on to describe how the times that the singer has spent alone in his room have added up to the time when he is with his loved one, and he declares his love for them. The repetition of this statement emphasizes the singer's strong desire to express his emotions to his loved one. The chorus feels like a celebration of that love, with the singer stating that "It feels so right".
Overall, the song "Himalaya" expresses a deep sense of love and devotion, with the Himalayan mountain range serving as a symbol of that love. The lyrics emphasize the singer's complete surrender to the desires of their loved one and their strong desire to express their emotions.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh Himalaya what would you say I couldn't believe anything at all
The singer is addressing the mountain and questioning what they should believe.
Cause I know it's what you would want
The singer believes they know what the mountain wants and will act accordingly.
And if you tell me everything's alright
The singer is open to the possibility that the mountain could communicate with them.
I wouldn't think anything
If the mountain were to say everything is okay, the artist would believe it without question.
All the times spent alone in your room
This line serves as a metaphor for the times spent thinking about or admiring the mountain.
They add up to the times
Each instance of admiring the mountain or thinking about it contributes to the singer's overall relationship with the mountain.
I'm with you do you know
The singer feels close to the mountain, even when physically distant from it.
I love you too
The artist feels a deep affection for the mountain and is expressing it.
Oh Himalaya what was the use of I couldn't believe anything at all
The artist is again questioning what to believe, but also considering whether it matters.
This feels alright
The artist is content with their relationship with the mountain, regardless of any uncertainties or doubts.
It feels so right
The singer is very happy with the connection they feel to the mountain, and feels that it is very natural and fulfilling.
Writer(s): Geovanny Esquivel
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