by your side
Revolvr feat. Lea Luna Lyrics

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Why can I?
Let′s sleep dogs can fight
No matter how hard I try
I feel Your theeth
Sinking in The high
I danced with The devil
Just by die by Your side

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Revolvr feat. Lea Luna's song "By Your Side" tell a story of someone who is struggling to stay away from a toxic relationship. The lines "Why can I?" and "No matter how hard I try" show a sense of helplessness as the singer is unable to resist the temptation to be with the person they know is bad for them. The line, "I feel your teeth sinking in the high" implies a feeling of being trapped or addicted to the relationship despite knowing its negative effects.

The line "I danced with The devil just to die by your side" highlights the gravity of the situation as the singer is willing to compromise their own well-being just to be with this person. The phrase "danced with the devil" is a metaphor that suggests the relationship is doomed to fail but the singer is still willing to take the risk.

Overall, the song explores the emotional turmoil of being in a toxic relationship and feeling powerless to leave. It shows the dark side of love and how it can lead someone down a dangerous path.

Line by Line Meaning

Why can I?
I wonder why I can't resist you and always come back to you.

Let's sleep dogs can fight
We should avoid any conflict and just go to sleep peacefully.

No matter how hard I try
Despite my efforts to stay away from you, I always end up being drawn back to you.

I feel your teeth
I feel the pain and danger of being close to you, like being bitten by sharp teeth.

Sinking in the high
I am caught in the intense emotions and sensations of being with you, like drowning in a state of ecstasy.

I danced with the devil
I engaged in a risky and tempting behavior by being with you, like dancing with the devil.

Just to die by your side
I am willing to take the risk of being with you, even if it means facing the consequences and possibly suffering in the end.

Contributed by Aubrey R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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