Always Loved a Film
Underworld Lyrics

The rhythm, the rhythm, the rhythm, the rhythm
The constant repetition of the word 'rhythm' emphasizes its importance as the central theme of the song.

The rhythm of legs moving in the sun
The sound of footsteps on the pavement in the warmth of the sun creates a unique rhythm of its own.

The rhythm of an engine deep and throating
The purr of a car engine creates a powerful and steady rhythm that can be felt through the body.

The rhythm of a summer that you walked in
The feeling of a carefree summer day has its own rhythm, full of possibility and joy.

The sound of a barking dog on a loop
The repetition of a dog's bark creates its own rhythm, echoing in the mind like a melody.

A plane rises in the crystal blue
The powerful sound of a plane taking off against a clear blue sky creates a rhythm that can be felt in the chest.

The rhythm of keys swinging in your hand
The clinking of keys in the hand creates a unique rhythm that is both soothing and reassuring.

The rhythm of light coming out of your fingers
The steady, pulsing beat of light emanating from one's fingers is a metaphor for the rhythm of life and the creative impulse.

Heaven, heaven
The repetition of the word 'heaven' creates a sense of euphoria and transcendence.

Can you feel it?
The repetition of this question invites the listener to connect with the emotions and sensations described in the song.

The rhythm of wheels the rhythm of heels
The movement of wheels and heels on the pavement creates its own distinctive rhythm, which can be felt and heard by those around.

As we fall into the sun
The metaphorical imagery of 'falling into the sun' is an invitation to let go of ego and embrace the present moment.

She walk on silver she walk on gold
The repetition and alliterative quality of this line creates a sense of otherworldliness and magic.

Paints I love you on the alley walls
The act of writing 'I love you' on a wall is a gesture of rebellion and love, a way to make one's presence known in the world.

From the eyes that hide behind black glasses
The mystery and allure of someone wearing sunglasses adds a layer of intrigue to the narrative.

Sunlight hits tell me what she passes
The quality of light hitting the subject of the song is a metaphor for the secret knowledge that can be gleaned from observation.

And I don't know if I love you more
The theme of love and its complexities is central to the song, as seen in this line.

Than the way you used to love me
The agony of lost love is explored in this line, as the singer wonders if the intensity of their love will ever be matched again.

And I don't know if I need you more
The vulnerability of needing someone, even after they're gone, is a recurrent theme in the song.

Than the way you used to need me
The symmetry of this line with the previous one reinforces the circularity of the artist's emotional journey.