LYRICS:

No one, out there, the sun it keeps me waiting
I'm only waiting in peace
Alone, I walk, nothing seems to fit
I'm only looking for truth

Dazed in the sun
Knowing I'm one with you

Your love it keeps me breathing
Your love it keeps me breathing
Your love it keeps me breathing
Your love it keeps me breathing

I feel, my best, when you put me down
I'm only living in truth
Fun day, in peace, and every word is true
I'm only waiting for you

Dazed in the sun
Knowing I'm one with you

Your love it keeps me breathing
Your love it keeps me breathing
Your love it keeps me breathing
Your love it keeps me breathing

Yea, yea, yea, yea

No one, out there, the sun it keeps me waiting
I'm only waiting in peace
Alone, I walk, nothing seems to fit
I'm only looking for truth

Your love it keeps me breathing
Your love it keeps me breathing
Your love it keeps me breathing
Your love it keeps me breathing

Yea, yea, yea, yea, yea, yea, yea, yea, yea, yea, yea, yea


SONG MEANING:

This reflects my intended meaning behind the song, but the song is still open to individual interpretation.

The first verse draws from two different periods of solitude. “No one, out there / The sun it keeps me waiting / I’m only waiting in peace” comes from childhood, especially being left home alone and finding a strange sense of peace in that quiet isolation. “Alone, I walk / Nothing seems to fit / I’m only looking for truth” comes from adolescence, particularly walking home from school alone and feeling separate from the world while searching for something real and true.

The second verse shifts toward human relationships. “I feel my best when you put me down” has two sides to it: there is an empowering refusal to let another person’s criticism define the speaker, but also something more unhealthy underneath it—the speaker has become so accustomed to being verbally attacked that the treatment has started to feel strangely familiar or comfortable. “I’m only living in truth” is about remaining grounded in what he believes is true. “Fun day, in peace” is simply about a day spent peacefully with someone. “Every word is true” also works as a statement that what the speaker is writing and expressing comes from genuine experience. “I’m only waiting for you” means waiting for that person to come around and meet him in peace.

The pre-chorus, “Dazed in the sun / Knowing I’m one with you,” is a peaceful spiritual moment of sitting in the sunlight and feeling at one with God, the Creator. It also reaches back to the peace and isolation of the first verse, suggesting that those quiet periods of solitude helped lead the speaker toward that sense of connection with God.

The chorus, “Your love it keeps me breathing,” is about needing God’s love in order to truly live. His love is presented as something essential and sustaining, as fundamental to the speaker’s life as breathing itself.