Language Of Love
eVoid Lyrics


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Lullaby
Lullaby, language of love
Lullaby, lullaby
Lullaby, language of love

Lullaby, low and above
Lullaby, push and the shove
Lullaby, hand in the glove
Lullaby, love-tails the dove
Lullaby, lullaby, language of love

Well, I feel
Love is a garden
We endure like flowers in the rain
Let the love
That begs to discover
Be accused of supplicating gain
Like flowers in the rain
(Hey)

Lullaby
Lullaby, language of love
Lullaby, lullaby
Lullaby, language of love

Lullaby lie by my side
Lullaby, humble the pie
Lullaby, choke on the cry
Lullaby, devils defied
Lullaby, lullaby, language of love

Well, I feel
Love is a garden
We endure like flowers in the rain
Let the love
That begs to discover
Be accused of supplicating gain
Like flowers in the rain

Have you ever wondered why relationships
Seem to float on fantasy?
Did you ever think our ship would sink like a stone
Now that we've slumped down to the bottom of reality?

So, empty the contents of your foolish heart
Show me the contents of your foolish heart
It's a slow lullaby, speaks the language of
Love

Well, I feel
Love is a garden
We endure like flowers in the rain
Let the love
That begs to discover
Be accused of supplicating gain
We're raging

Language of
Love
Raging language of
Love
Raging language of
Love
Raging language of
Love
Love
Love
Love
Love
Raging language of
Love




Raging language of
Love

Overall Meaning

The eVoid song, Language of Love is a beautifully crafted love song, that speaks of the language of love and its various nuances. The repeated refrain of "lullaby, language of love" sets the tone for the lyrics to follow. The verses of the song talk about the different aspects of love, from the gentle ("low and above"), to the passionate ("push and the shove"). The song sets up an interesting contrast between the beauty of love and its darker side, with lines such as "Lullaby, choke on the cry, Lullaby, devils defied".


The song speaks of love being a garden, that endures through hardships, much like flowers in the rain. The lyrics tell us to let love discover, and not be afraid of the vulnerability that comes with it. It also speaks of the fantasy-like quality of relationships, and how it is easy to be swept away by illusions of what we "think" love is. The song ends with the languid repetition of the phrase "Raging language of love", which is a paradoxical amalgamation of emotions that love can evoke.


Line by Line Meaning

Lullaby
A soothing song that speaks to the heart


Lullaby, language of love
Love is often spoken in the gentle tones of a lullaby


Lullaby, lullaby
Repetition of the soothing sound of a lullaby


Lullaby, language of love
Love is often spoken in the gentle tones of a lullaby


Lullaby, low and above
Love can be found at any level, high or low


Lullaby, push and the shove
Love can be both gentle and forceful


Lullaby, hand in the glove
Love fits seamlessly and perfectly like a hand in a glove


Lullaby, love-tails the dove
Love follows and accompanies us like a dove


Lullaby, lullaby, language of love
Repetition of the soothing sound of a lullaby


Well, I feel
The artist is about to share their emotions


Love is a garden
Love is like a garden in need of nurturing and care


We endure like flowers in the rain
Our love withstands difficult times like flowers in a storm


Let the love
Allow the love to


That begs to discover
That seeks to explore


Be accused of supplicating gain
Let the love be blamed for seeking something beneficial


Like flowers in the rain (Hey)
Repetition of earlier imagery of love's endurance


Lullaby lie by my side
A request for the soothing presence of a lullaby


Lullaby, humble the pie
Let the lullaby bring humility


Lullaby, choke on the cry
Let the lullaby help overcome tears and sadness


Lullaby, devils defied
Let the lullaby combat our inner demons


Lullaby, lullaby, language of love
Repetition of the soothing sound of a lullaby


Have you ever wondered why relationships
A question to ponder about love and companionship


Seem to float on fantasy?
Why do relationships sometimes feel like dreams or illusions?


Did you ever think our ship would sink like a stone
Did you expect our love to fail so abruptly


Now that we've slumped down to the bottom of reality?
Now that our love is faced with the harshness of reality


So, empty the contents of your foolish heart
A plea to let go of any unwise or damaging emotions


Show me the contents of your foolish heart
A plea to reveal one's heart and emotions


It's a slow lullaby, speaks the language of
The artist's request is for a slow, gentle lullaby that speaks the language of


Love
The bond and affection between two people


We're raging
An expression of the passionate and intense nature of love


Language of
The method or style of expressing one's emotions in


Love
The bond and affection between two people


Raging language of
Intense, fiery expression of emotions in


Love
The bond and affection between two people


Raging language of
Intense, fiery expression of emotions in


Love
The bond and affection between two people


Raging language of
Intense, fiery expression of emotions in


Love
The bond and affection between two people


Love
The bond and affection between two people


Love
The bond and affection between two people


Love
The bond and affection between two people


Raging language of
Intense, fiery expression of emotions in


Love
The bond and affection between two people


Raging language of
Intense, fiery expression of emotions in


Love
The bond and affection between two people




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@Mustachioed_Mollusk

Or fear of losing love

Or fear of not being enough to deserve that love

Or fear of love not being real

Or fear of being replaced

Or fear of being hurt emotionally

Or fear of being physically abused again

Or…ya get it?



@unterdessen8822

​@@thersten What this video describes is called "dismissive avoidant attachment". It's an attachment disorder, that is caused by neglect and/or abuse in early childhood, and we're talking about ages 0-2 here.
A child's caregivers cause this before the child is even able to reliably go potty.

It's not something that you can decide to leave behind due to your superior intellect. It's a result of actual brain damage at a time, when your baby brain was still in development: The amygdala region is damaged chemically, because it needs love and care to grow properly at that age. If you don't get those things, it fails to form in the way it's supposed to.
You acquire an oxytocin shortage, meaning you will have low levels of the main human bonding hormone for the rest of your life.
This has physical consequences, for example it can lead to numbness in parts of your body, that work as oxytocin triggers, like nipple$.
A woman with low oxytocin can be able to feel something when she touches her own nipple$, but is shut down so severely towards others due to chemical brain damage, that she does not feel anything at all when someone else touches them, for example. This can be in a sexual context, but also affect nursing: She would not physically feel her own baby latching on.
Breasts and specifically nipple$ are oxytocin trigger regions, which is why women in 16th century England went bare-breasted to some events (this included the queen) and it was customary for male guests to caress their breasts as a form of greeting. If a woman feels nothing at all when being touched there, that can be due to a lack of oxytocin, i.e. an inability to bond.

And when a chemical imbalance in your brain has such severe cobsequences not only for your social life, but for your body's actual ability to feel skin contact, that's not some throwaway quirk, that can be taken care of by sheer willpower.
Sadly the 3 forms of insecure attachment require an understanding partner, who is willing to put in some work and help heal the attachment disorder by being more reliable, nurturing and kind than those $hitty parents, that caused the problem. But it's almost impossible to find someone like that.
That's why at some point dismissive avoidant people like me simply learn to accept, that we've been damaged when we were absolutely defenseless, and we're being left alone with the consequences and will never have a secure connection with a partner.
It's not something we can repair on our own, because if we could, we would do that. After all we're masters of fixing our lives independently.



@RobG811

A soldier guides a penguin across the desert to reunite the penguin with his true love, and along this treacherous
journey, the penguin asks the soldier "Why do you risk your life guiding others to their hearts desire? Don't you wish you
had someone waiting for you on the other side of the desert?" The soldier stops to think about it for a few seconds, but he
just says no. Once they reach their destination, the penguin thanks the soldier and shares an observation. He tells
the soldier, "You fight so bravely because you have nothing, and you actually want nothing because if you had something
or someone to love, then you would have something to lose, and your heart would no longer be made of steel."

The point of the story- You can spend a lifetime hiding from yourself what you really want most, what you truly need most.

Love, love is what people need the most. Every thought pondered, every word spoken, and every action taken
is done out of love, or a calling out for love.



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@AccidentlyHero

“Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.” - Rumi

@Cos7mos

Barrier is because of traumatic past experiences.

@AccidentlyHero

Alternatively, barriers could have been internally built against love simply due to one’s own outer perception of what they think love ought to be and not what it is.

@Cos7mos

@@AccidentlyHero I shared what happened with me. I had a traumatic past.

@AccidentlyHero

@@Cos7mos Your experience is valid… Something I’ve come to realize is that when we form these barriers against love, whether it stems from past personal experience via interpersonal neglect or abuse; we in turn begin to withhold from ourselves the capacity of becoming whole and feeling our own love coming out of ourselves for others. I hope this helps soothes whatever has caused your suffering.

@Cos7mos

@@AccidentlyHero That's so true it's really a painful phase but I'm patient. Tysm God Bless You 😇

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@sev72

“opening myself to someone is like handing over a bow and arrow and teaching them where it hurts the most”

@ginan921

🫂

@bethanienaylor

.... and trusting that they won't

@code_u_1902

then true love will be shown when we both have our arrow aimed directly to each other's hearts, yet both decide to not release the shot

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