Vesper
Wassim Younes Lyrics

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Hey Baby, come on in, I′ve been waiting for you

Sit down, relax. You know
I gotta a few things I've been thinking
About and I′d like to share them with you
I know things have been a little
Strange around here lately because of all the
All the stuff going outside the house, you know, the pressure with job

All those things that can weigh you down

You know, sometimes
Just sometimes
You bring that home with you, and I understand but you know,
I want us just to stop for a minute
And think how much we have together
I'm not talking about the material
Things, you know, I'm... I′m talking about...
The years that we′ve given to each other...
The laughter, the tears, the joy and...
Oh yes...
We can think about the heartbreak

What about me?
Oh... yeah, I know, I know,
I have my moments too. When I can get only on my nerves
So when you come home at night,
Maybe it's not "lingerie and champagne" like it used to be

But you know what′s there?
That same old heart - the one that beats for you baby

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Wassim Younes's song Vesper invite the listener to a conversation that is intended to provide relief from the stresses of everyday life. The beginning of the song sets a tone of comfort and warmth as the singer invites their partner to come in and sit down. They acknowledge that things have been strange lately and express their desire to share their thoughts with their love. They empathize with the pressure that comes from work and the outside world and say that they hope to take a moment to remember everything they have together.

The singer goes on to explain that they are not talking about material things but about the years they have given to each other, including the ups and downs of their relationship. There is an acknowledgment that there have been heartbreaks, but the focus is on what they still have - the same old heart that beats for their partner. This song speaks to the importance of appreciating the intangible qualities of a relationship, such as love, trust, and support, as opposed to the material things that can come and go.

Overall, Wassim Younes's Vesper is a song that promotes reflection and introspection. It reminds the listener to appreciate the beauty of simple things, to be grateful for the love that they have, and to always remember that what they have with their partner is truly valuable.

Line by Line Meaning

Hey Baby, come on in, I′ve been waiting for you
Welcome my love, I have been eagerly anticipating your arrival

Sit down, relax. You know I gotta a few things I've been thinking About and I′d like to share them with you
Take a seat and unwind. I have some thoughts on my mind that I want to share with you

I know things have been a little Strange around here lately because of all the All the stuff going outside the house, you know, the pressure with job All those things that can weigh you down
I am aware that things have been challenging recently due to external factors such as work pressure that can have an impact on our home life

You know, sometimes Just sometimes You bring that home with you, and I understand but you know, I want us just to stop for a minute And think how much we have together
I understand that at times work stress may affect you, but I want us to take a moment and remember all that we have together

I'm not talking about the material Things, you know, I'm... I′m talking about... The years that we′ve given to each other... The laughter, the tears, the joy and... Oh yes... We can think about the heartbreak
I am not talking about material possessions, rather the time we have spent together, the emotions we have shared, including heartbreak, and the memories that we have created

What about me?
I acknowledge that I also have my moments of difficulty

Oh... yeah, I know, I know, I have my moments too. When I can get only on my nerves
I understand that there are times when I may annoy you as well

So when you come home at night, Maybe it's not "lingerie and champagne" like it used to be But you know what′s there? That same old heart - the one that beats for you baby
When you come home nowadays, it may not be the same as it used to be, but I want you to know that my love for you remains unwavering and true

Writer(s): Wassim Younes

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