Crossfire
Nai Palm Lyrics


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When you fall in love (ah)

How can I defend how good it is to define
When you call it a day
Before you've given it any of your time
A crossroad is better than a crossfire
Better than a crossfire
A crossroad is better

When you fall in love (ah)

How can I begin give this shorten it down
When you want my love
But you don't wanna give any of yours up
A crossroad is better than a crossfire
Fire, fire, fire
How to keep up?
Will it turn to bitter use?
How do I give love, when it's serving only you?

A crossroad is better than a crossfire
Better than a crossfire
A crossroad is better than a crossfire
Better than a crossfire

When you fall in love

I think you're truly something special
Just what my dreams are made of
Let's stay together, you and me boy
There's no one like you around
Oh baby, yeah, oh baby
I really like what you've done to me
I can't really explain it
I am so into you
I really like what you've done to me




I can't really explain it
I am so into you

Overall Meaning

Nai Palm's song Crossfire / So Into You is a blend of two songs, an original song called Crossfire and a cover of Tamia's 1998 classic, So Into You. The first verse of Crossfire talks about the struggle of putting into words the feeling of being in love as it cannot be properly defined or explained. The chorus follows with the idea that a crossroad, which refers to taking a moment to pause and consider one's options, is better than a crossfire, which is a heated argument or confrontation. The second verse touches on the challenge of giving love when it's not being reciprocated and the potential for bitterness to develop. The song ends with Nai expressing her deep attraction to someone and being unable to explain how much she is into them.


The lyrics of this song can be interpreted in various ways, but at its core, it seems to be a song about the complexities of love and relationships. Nai Palm highlights the importance of taking a moment to pause and consider the direction of the relationship. She also touches upon the challenge of giving love when it's not being reciprocated and the potential for bitterness to develop over time. The second half of the song, the cover of So Into You, expresses Nai's deep attraction to someone and her struggle to explain how she feels about them.


Line by Line Meaning

When you fall in love (ah)
The song begins with a statement about falling in love.


How can I defend how good it is to define
The singer struggles to articulate the goodness of love.


When you call it a day
The subject of the song is giving up on love too easily.


Before you've given it any of your time
Love cannot flourish if it's not given enough time to grow.


A crossroad is better than a crossfire
It's better to face a decision point than to engage in conflict.


Better than a crossfire
Engaging in conflict will only lead to hurt and pain.


How can I begin give this shorten it down
The singer struggles to condense their feelings into words.


When you want my love
The subject of the song desires affection.


But you don't wanna give any of yours up
The subject is unwilling to reciprocate the artist's feelings.


Fire, fire, fire
Repeating 'fire' suggests the intensity of conflicting emotions.


How to keep up?
The singer finds it difficult to maintain the level of intensity in the relationship.


Will it turn to bitter use?
The artist fears that the relationship may become problematic and bitter.


How do I give love, when it's serving only you?
The singer struggles with how to express love when it's not being reciprocated.


I think you're truly something special
The subject of the song is seen as special by the singer.


Just what my dreams are made of
The subject of the song is the embodiment of the singer's dreams.


Let's stay together, you and me boy
The artist suggests continuing the relationship.


There's no one like you around
The subject of the song is unique and one of a kind.


Oh baby, yeah, oh baby
Repeating 'oh baby' suggests affection and intimacy.


I really like what you've done to me
The singer is pleased with the impact of the relationship on their life.


I can't really explain it
The artist struggles to put their feelings into words.


I am so into you
The artist is thoroughly invested in the relationship.




Lyrics © Kanjian Music, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Lionel Richie, Ronald Laprade, Tamia Washington, Bob Robinson, Tim Kelley, David Shaw, Ken Ifill

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

Chloe Benoit

When you fall in love (ah)

How can I defend how good it is to define
When you call it a day
Before you've given it any of your time
A crossroad is better than a crossfire
Better than a crossfire
A crossroad is better

When you fall in love (ah)

How can I begin give this shorten it down
When you want my love
But you don't wanna give any of yours up
A crossroad is better than a crossfire
Fire, fire, fire
How to keep up?
Will it turn to bitter use?
How do I give love, when it's serving only you?

A crossroad is better than a crossfire
Better than a crossfire
A crossroad is better than a crossfire
Better than a crossfire

When you fall in love

I think you're truly something special
Just what my dreams are made of
Let's stay together, you and me boy
There's no one like you around
Oh baby, yeah, oh baby
I really like what you've done to me
I can't really explain it
I am so into you
I really like what you've done to me
I can't really explain it
I am so into you



All comments from YouTube:

Codi

I thought this woman was a black female.... regardless she is putting out GOOD and REAL music. I'M HERE FOR IT ALL THE WAY

Codi

@Sou Eu Sou hahah thank u!!!

Sou Eu Sou

@Codi its always one that want to find something wrong with a comment. I knew what you were stating cause I thought she was a sista as well. Which is not common they got some jams.

ashowaboutME

@Lauri London I don't think so, her sound is heavenly

ashowaboutME

Yep

Sloane Siobhan

On god, her and old girl from MoonChild had me shook

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Jac'leen Smith

Nai Palm shakes every bone in my body when she sings...💛

Boy Tatana

grew up with her in housing commission, she was a goos sister. i'm glad shes transformed her life from what she was given.

Laura Gallant

@Will Sabri hes got great music sense and is brilliant in his own right, but the soul of lived wild experience that Nai brings to the table can't really be touched by him

Will Sabri

@Toronto Bud idk bro, what about jacob collier

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