May Day
UNKLE Lyrics


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I ebb and you flow
It's uh, a bit screwed
But you can't catch my love

I ebb and you flow
It's uh, a bit screwed
But you can't catch my nerve
These stars are descending
These scars are discerning

I ebb and you flow




It's uh, a bit screwed
But you can't catch my nerve

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Unkle's song "May Day" featuring The Duke Spirit can be interpreted as a reflection on a relationship that has its ups and downs, but still remains unbreakable. The phrase "I ebb and you flow" suggests that the two individuals in question have different energy levels, one person may be more high strung while the other may be more laid back. The line "It's uh, a bit screwed" implies that this difference in temperament may cause some tension, but it isn't enough to damage the relationship. The repetition of "But you can't catch my love/nerve" further emphasizes this idea of unwavering loyalty and devotion to each other despite any challenges they may face.


Line by Line Meaning

I ebb and you flow
Our relationship is characterized by one of us coming forward and the other one stepping back


It's uh, a bit screwed
This dynamic isn't ideal and can be difficult to navigate


But you can't catch my love
Despite the challenges, my affection cannot be contained or captured


These stars are descending
The night sky is changing and transitioning, symbolizing a shift in our relationship


These scars are discerning
Our past wounds and experiences inform how we interact with each other


But you can't catch my nerve
Despite everything, my emotions and reactions remain my own and cannot be controlled or dictated by my partner




Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: OLLY BETTS, TOBY BUTLER, LUKE FORD, DANIEL LIAM HIGGINS, LIELA ROSEMARY SADIE LOUISE MOSS, JAMES GABRIEL LEO LAVELLE

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