Everything is You
stamp Lyrics

Say good night to the stars
The singer is bidding farewell to the night sky and all its shining stars.

I wonder why you’re so far
The singer is pondering why the person they miss (represented by the stars) is so distant and difficult to reach.

An empty glass on a book of love
The singer is surrounded by symbols of love (a book) and sadness (an empty glass), highlighting the absence of the person they love.

It's not enough to restart
Despite being surrounded by love-related artifacts, the artist realizes that these things can't fix their broken heart and bring back the person they miss.

You used to tell me you always be by my side
The artist is remembering a promise made by the person they miss, in which they swore to always be there for the artist.

This is how I’m feeling you
The singer is expressing how strongly they feel the presence of the person they miss, even though they are physically absent.

Oh when the rain falls all over my skin
The singer is describing a sensory experience (feeling raindrops on their skin) that triggers memories of their lost love.

I feel your kiss and still thinking where you’ve been
The artist remembers the feeling of their lost love's kiss and continues to wonder where they are now.

And when the night falls
The artist is recognizing that darkness (like the night) often brings to mind feelings of loneliness and sadness.

I just close my eyes
The artist is using visualization and imagination to conjure up an image of their lost love in their mind's eye.

Cause everything I see reminds me of you
The singer is acknowledging that they see reminders of their lost love in everything around them, from small to large.

Every bit of every tiny thing
The artist is emphasizing that even the smallest details (like a passing scent or sound) can trigger thoughts of their lost love.

Everything is you
The singer is recognizing that everything they experience and see reminds them of their lost love, and that they are always present in the singer's mind.

Singing on our songs on my own
The singer is singing songs that they associate with their lost love, even though the love is not present to sing with them.

So I won’t turn into stone
The singer is singing to keep themselves from becoming cold and unfeeling (like a stone) in the absence of their lost love.

Somebody tell me if you hear
The artist is reaching out to anyone who might be listening, asking if they can hear the echoes of their love in the songs they are singing.

Harmony to the song and I’ll sing along with you
The artist is hoping to find someone who can sing the harmonies to their love songs so they can join in and feel less alone in their longing for their lost love.

All my sorrows and your warmth in the chords
The singer is finding comfort in the music of their love songs, which contain both their sorrow and the warmth of memories of their lost love.

This is how I’m feeling you
The singer is once again acknowledging that their lost love is present in their feelings and in the memories expressed in the love songs they sing.

Damn I've tried it so hard to get over you
The artist is expressing frustration and pain at their inability to move on from their lost love.

Cause you're all over the place
The artist is acknowledging that reminders of their lost love are everywhere and in everything, making it impossible to escape their presence.

Love is such amazing
The artist is reflecting on the power and wonder of love itself, despite the pain that comes from losing it.

If you hang on to it
The singer is suggesting that the key to keeping love alive is to hold onto it tightly and not let go.

Until you let it go
The artist is acknowledging that sometimes love cannot be held onto forever, and that eventually it must be released in order to move on.