Charms Travel
The Babe Rainbow (aus) Lyrics
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Charms travel where the wind blowsss
(Ooo, ooo, ohh)
Stay gentle
Sweet love be like you used to be
You light up the night more than the stars above me
(Wooo-ooo-oo)
Shires in the dust
Stand-still-star between us
But honey, honey, honey haha-ha-ha-ha
Nobody but you
Charms travel where the wind blowss
(Ooo, ooo, oo)
Stay gentle (stay, gentle)
Sweet love be like you used to be (sweet, love)
You light up the night more than the stars above me
(Wooo-ooo-oo)
But, honey, honey, honey haha-ha-ha-ha
Nobody but you (diddly dumb)
Charms travel where the wind blowss
(Ooo, ooo, oo)
You light up the night more than the stars above me
(Ooo, ooo, oo)
The Babe Rainbow's "Charms Travel" is a simple yet beautiful love song that praises the power of love and the bond between two people. The singer starts by expressing his devotion to his loved one, proclaiming that there is nobody but her and that he is willing to follow her wherever she goes, like charms that travel with the wind. The imagery of charms traveling with the wind is a metaphor for the idea that love is not bound by physical limitations and can transcend time and space.
The chorus emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's nature and being gentle, sweet, and loving, just like they used to be. The singer reiterates how his love shines bright and illuminates his life with more intensity than even the stars above him. The song continues with a hypnotic, dreamy quality, described as "laze on easy corner" where "shires in the dust" and "stand-still-star between us." The repeated refrain of "honey, honey, honey haha-ha-ha-ha" adds an element of whimsy and lightness to the song, as if the singer is happily lost in his own world with his love.
Overall, "Charms Travel" is a sweet, nostalgic love song that celebrates the joy and beauty of being in love, and the power of love to overcome all obstacles.
Line by Line Meaning
Baby, there's nobody but you
The singer is expressing their love and devotion to their significant other, stating that no one else in the world matters to them.
Charms travel where the wind blowsss (Ooo, ooo, ohh)
The singer believes that good luck and positive energy can come and go randomly, like the wind, without any control or prediction.
Stay gentle
The singer is asking their lover to maintain a kind and caring attitude towards them and others.
Sweet love be like you used to be
The singer wants their relationship to return to an earlier state of happiness and bliss, where the love was pure and simple.
You light up the night more than the stars above me (Wooo-ooo-oo)
The singer is expressing how much their lover means to them, how they bring joy and happiness to their life even on the darkest of nights.
Laze on easy corner
The singer is describing a moment of relaxation and peace, most likely with their significant other, where they can take a break from the hustle and bustle of life and just be in the moment.
Shires in the dust
The singer is describing a rural or desert setting, possibly where they grew up or where they found solace and inspiration.
Stand-still-star between us
The singer is referring to a celestial object, possibly a star, that is stationary and represents the bond between the two lovers, holding them together.
But honey, honey, honey haha-ha-ha-ha
The singer is playfully addressing their lover with a term of endearment, possibly to lighten the mood or to express affection.
Nobody but you (diddly dumb)
The singer reiterates that their lover is the only person who matters to them, in a lighthearted and playful way.
Charms travel where the wind blowss (Ooo, ooo, oo)
The singer repeats the idea that good luck and positive energy are unpredictable and can come and go as they please.
You light up the night more than the stars above me (Ooo, ooo, oo)
The singer repeats the notion that their lover brings happiness and brightness to their life, even more so than celestial objects that are constantly visible in the sky.
Writer(s): Angus Dowling, Jack Crowther, Lucas Labrosse
Contributed by Kaylee E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@RamondelaRosa333
Baby, there's nobody but you
Charms travel where the wind blowsss
(Ooo, ooo, ohh)
Stay gentle
Sweet love be like you used to be
You light up the night more than the stars above me
(Wooo-ooo-oo)
Laze on the easy corner
Shines in the dust
Stand-still-star between us
But honey, honey, honey haha-ha-ha-ha
Nobody but you
Charms travel where the wind blowss
(Ooo, ooo, oo)
Stay gentle (stayyy, gentle)
Sweet love be like you used to be (sweet, love)
You light up the night more than the stars above me
But, honey, honey, honey haha-ha-ha-ha
Nobody but you (diddly dumb)
Charms travel where the wind blowss
(Ooo, ooo, oo)
You light up the night more than the stars above me
(Ooo, ooo, oo)
@mattwhitington8754
why these guys so underrated
@athina3763
woah how is there only 9.1 k views on this?? i just found a hidden gem lol
@RamondelaRosa333
Baby, there's nobody but you
Charms travel where the wind blowsss
(Ooo, ooo, ohh)
Stay gentle
Sweet love be like you used to be
You light up the night more than the stars above me
(Wooo-ooo-oo)
Laze on the easy corner
Shines in the dust
Stand-still-star between us
But honey, honey, honey haha-ha-ha-ha
Nobody but you
Charms travel where the wind blowss
(Ooo, ooo, oo)
Stay gentle (stayyy, gentle)
Sweet love be like you used to be (sweet, love)
You light up the night more than the stars above me
But, honey, honey, honey haha-ha-ha-ha
Nobody but you (diddly dumb)
Charms travel where the wind blowss
(Ooo, ooo, oo)
You light up the night more than the stars above me
(Ooo, ooo, oo)
@thechillpillcorner
Golden for my ears <3 <3
@acharyavivek51
That john on lead and paul on backing vocals...
@Gnathorn
This might be the second coming of The Legendary Beatles? I thought this kind of music style died, gladly it didn´t. Fukken YEAH!
@sunnyganim6727
gem
@gonzalogutierrezdetorres5515
Lovely!
@zebraneighbor6383
This should have five hundred million views I swear, this shit is so good.
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