I feel like this song understands me and it makes me feel better. This song is despondent because it shows how something illogical is indeed logical. However, one reason, not necessarily confirmation from the person, but rather their feelings for them, will make them stay connected. The songs lyrics caused great controversy among many different groups, and accusations of homophobia, nativism, and racism were leveled. The bridge reveals that "every heartbreak," (not individual people, but rather every single repetitive reason), makes it harder for them to suppose it will work. When the person says something that is underneath their leather, it just confuses the speaker more because of the conflicting messages. They feel like this love is real because it is natural and yet still they still feel lofty around them. When you think about it from the outside, you might wonder why someone would want to be with a person who is leading them on.
In the next verse, the speaker is describing how they feel around this person. The answer would help them discover the reason to stay. The leather even has significance: They want a higher power (the only hope they have) to reveal why this person is leading them on. When they feel bad, they turn to religion. The speaker, seeks God for answers regarding this person. The one, who is seriously in love, transforms his life into flowers for you. But it doesn't mean they like chasing people-they would settle down ("be still") if that person reciprocated in the same way. However, if there was an easy way (the highway), they would choose to go the harder route because that is their romantic character. They have found out about it through many ways. It is about one person giving everything, and the other giving next to nothing. My InterpretationAlthough I have been playing this song for a while, it was not until something similar happened to me that I fully felt and not just understood its meaning. Tell me that you'll be the good one, good one Good one, good one, good one, good one, good oneīut baby, I just need one good one, good one It's hard to even fathom which parts I should believeĬan't you give me what I'm needin', needin'Įvery heartbreak makes it hard to keep the faith 'Cause you're giving me a million reasonsĪnd if you say something that you might even mean It's like that I've stopped breathing, but completely aware All songs written by The Millions (Lori Allison, Marty Amsler, Harry Dingman III, Greg Hill. Anything which I consider questionable is marked with a (). They are in no way connected with the actual lyrics, which may bear a very striking resemblance to the ones in this file. Head stuck in a cycle, I look off and I stare Note: These lyrics were obtained from repeated listenings to the album. I've got a hundred million reasons to walk awayīut baby, I just need one good one to stay If you could find a dry way, I'd forever be still If I had a highway, I would run for the hills You're giving me a million reasons to quit the show If enabled, lyrics can be found in the "Now Playing" view.You're giving me a million reasons to let you go On laptops or computers, click on the microphone icon located on the "Now Playing" bar, and then lyrics will appear and scroll as the song continues.įor the SpotifyTV app, users should click on the "Now Playing" tab and in the right corner will be a "Lyrics Button" where users can enable lyrics. If you skip ahead or go back to your favorite part of a song, the lyrics will also follow suit. When the song appears on screen, swipe up and the real-time lyrics will pop up.
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Lyrics are now available for all users, free or premium, and can be accessed through iOS, Android devices, the desktop app, gaming consoles and its television application.įor anyone with the mobile app, play any song and click on the "Now Playing" tab. In its official announcement on Thursday, Spotify said it is adding "one of the most requested features from listeners across the globe," in partnership with Musixmatch. Now, anyone using the app has access to the feature, which Spotify teased in a tweet on Wednesday. Some lyrics on certain songs were featured in collaboration with Genius in a feature known as "Behind the Lyrics," which also gave information about the song and/or artist alongside some lyrics. A Million Love Songs is a song interpreted by Take That, released on the album Take That & Party in 1992. Most Spotify users have impatiently waited for the app to include the lyrics to all its available songs, and it had been available in few countries but not in the United States.
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