My heart
Them vs. Her Lyrics


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If I got my child
I take him to the ocean
and I pray and I thank
that he is with me
my precious my darlin'
you are my love

when I was born
my mom' took me to the ocean
and she kissed
and she cried my name
'cause she was
filled with love
She ain't feel lonely
my precious my darlin'
you are my love
I kept on thinking
why I am here
and what for
but I ain't have to
think that way anymore
think that way anymore
'cause I just feel
feel your love
feel your love feel your love




feel your love feel your love
feel your love

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Them vs. Her's song "My Heart" explore themes of love, gratitude, and connection between a parent and child. The singer expresses their deep affection for their child, emphasizing the importance of their presence in their life. The reference to taking the child to the ocean symbolizes a place of peace and serenity, where the singer can reflect, pray, and give thanks for the bond they share with their child. The use of repetitive phrases like "my precious, my darlin'" and "you are my love" conveys a sense of adoration and devotion towards the child.


The second verse shifts the focus to the singer's own experience as a child, highlighting the emotional connection with their mother. The imagery of being taken to the ocean and receiving kisses and tears from the mother signifies a nurturing and loving relationship. The mother's expressions of love and not feeling lonely suggest a strong bond that sustains and comforts both the mother and the child. The repetition of "my precious, my darlin'" and "you are my love" reinforces the theme of unconditional love and emotional closeness within the family.


As the lyrics progress, the singer reflects on their existential pondering about the purpose of their existence and the meaning of life. However, the realization dawns upon them that with the presence of love, particularly the love they feel for their child, such existential questions lose their significance. The repetition of "feel your love" underscores the transformative power of love in dispelling doubts and uncertainties, bringing a sense of fulfillment and purpose. The reassurance and comfort derived from feeling the love of their child is portrayed as a source of strength and clarity in the singer's life.


In conclusion, "My Heart" by Them vs. Her is a heartfelt ode to the profound connections that bind a family together. Through the imagery of the ocean, expressions of love, and reflections on the power of love to provide meaning and purpose, the lyrics capture the essence of parental love and the enduring impact of such relationships. The song encapsulates the universal experience of finding solace, gratitude, and joy in the love shared between a parent and their child, highlighting the significance of these bonds in shaping one's understanding of self and life.


Line by Line Meaning

If I got my child
If I have a child


I take him to the ocean
I bring him to the ocean


and I pray and I thank
and I pray and give thanks


that he is with me
that he is by my side


my precious my darlin'
my precious darling


you are my love
you are my beloved


when I was born
from the moment of my birth


my mom' took me to the ocean
my mother brought me to the ocean


and she kissed
and she kissed me


and she cried my name
and she called out my name with tears


'cause she was
because she was


filled with love
filled with love for me


She ain't feel lonely
She didn't feel alone


I kept on thinking
I continued to ponder


why I am here
about my purpose


and what for
and for what reason


but I ain't have to
but I no longer need to


think that way anymore
dwell on those thoughts anymore


'cause I just feel
because I simply feel


feel your love
feel your affection


feel your love feel your love
feel your love, feel your love


feel your love feel your love
feel your love, feel your love


feel your love
feel your affection




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: higurashi ai ha

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