Without your love
St. George & Tana Lyrics

In the distant unfamiliar town,
In the twilight when I think of you,
The rain starts to fall again,
And the sky keeps flowing.
It's probably just a passing shower,
But it also wets my heart,
You poured an unrequited love into me,
Like your tears,
Baby, don't cry,
For someone like me,
Baby, don't cry,
Just show me your smile.

No matter how many nights pass,
The pain in my chest doesn't disappear,
If only you were here with me,
That's all I think about...
Baby, don't cry,
For someone like me,
Baby, don't cry,
Just show me your smile,
Baby, the loneliness
Has taught me,
That only you
Are my everything.

These lyrics depict a sense of longing and emotional pain as the singer finds themselves in an unfamiliar town, thinking about someone they love during the twilight hours. The rain falling symbolizes a sense of sorrow or sadness, and even though they recognize that it may just be a passing shower, it also affects their emotions, wetting their heart with unrequited love.

The plea for the person they love not to cry reflects the singer's understanding of their own unworthiness or shortcomings, recognizing that they may not deserve such emotions from the person who means so much to them. They request a smile instead, indicating a desire for happiness and positivity from their loved one.

The second paragraph highlights the persistent pain in the singer's chest, suggesting that time hasn't healed their emotional wounds. However, if the person they love were with them, that alone would be enough to sustain them. This portrays their dedication to this person and their desire for their company and love.

The final lines showcase the impact this person has had on the singer's life. The loneliness they have experienced has taught them that this person is everything to them, emphasizing the depth and significance of their emotions. Overall, these lyrics express the singer's longing, emotional vulnerability, and the high value they place on the person they love.