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Margaret Berger Seek I'll Hide Lyrics
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MARGARET BERGER
- Seek I'll Hide Lyrics / with translationsÆ like dæ [I like you]
Å du like mæ [And you like me]
Men la oss [But let us]
Ta det [Take it]
Rolig! [Easy!]
Boy, slow down
We can go another round
You could burn your lips with a single kiss
Don't misunderstand, I'm in to this
I like you, I really really like you
Don't you put me under pressure!
Seek, I'll hide; I'm hard to find
If you try to get to know me
I might let you inside
I'll let you into my inside
Boy, it's nice to know
I'm not alone in this cold, cold world
But if I turn my cheek to the other side
It doesn't mean that we're not all right
Cause I like you, I really really like you
I think about you when I tie my laces
I think about you when I brush my teeth
I think about you when I go to sleep
You're always on my mind
Å du like mæ [And you like me]
Men la oss [But let us]
Ta det [Take it]
Rolig! [Easy!]
Boy, slow down
We can go another round
You could burn your lips with a single kiss
Don't misunderstand, I'm in to this
I like you, I really really like you
Don't you put me under pressure!
Seek, I'll hide; I'm hard to find
If you try to get to know me
I might let you inside
Boy, it's nice to know
I'm not alone in this cold, cold world
But if I turn my cheek to the other side
It doesn't mean that we're not all right
Cause I like you, I really really like you
I think about you when I tie my laces
I think about you when I brush my teeth
I think about you when I go to sleep
You're always on my mind
Facts about Seek I'll Hide
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Seek I'll Hide is written by Peter Martin, Margaret Berger.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Seek I'll Hide' by Margaret Berger describes relationship dynamics through which the singer reveals his romantic feelings yet he requires personal space without feeling forced to meet someone else's expectations. The lyrics use metaphors like seeking, hiding, and letting someone 'inside' to symbolize emotional vulnerability and the intricacies of opening up to another person. The lyrics of Seek I will hide dedicated to love show happiness through joyful moments and faithful devotion. The song shows that people need to experience love through romantic relationships which require them to trust others while showing their true selves and maintaining their personal boundaries. The lyrics contain themes of affection and relationships that may not be suitable for very young children, but they do not include any explicit language, violence, or adult content. The repeated phrase about pressure could suggest emotional themes that warrant parental guidance.
Who wrote Seek I'll Hide lyrics?
Seek I'll Hide is written by Peter Martin, Margaret Berger.
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What is the meaning behind Seek I'll Hide lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Seek I'll Hide' by Margaret Berger describes relationship dynamics through which the singer reveals his romantic feelings yet he requires personal space without feeling forced to meet someone else's expectations. The lyrics use metaphors like seeking, hiding, and letting someone 'inside' to symbolize emotional vulnerability and the intricacies of opening up to another person. The lyrics of Seek I will hide dedicated to love show happiness through joyful moments and faithful devotion. The song shows that people need to experience love through romantic relationships which require them to trust others while showing their true selves and maintaining their personal boundaries. The lyrics contain themes of affection and relationships that may not be suitable for very young children, but they do not include any explicit language, violence, or adult content. The repeated phrase about pressure could suggest emotional themes that warrant parental guidance.
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