Only Ever You Lyrics by Thornhill is a new english song by Thornhill, released on Thornhill’s official YouTube channel. Written by Nicholas Sjogren, Jacob Charlton, Ethan McCann, and Ben Maida, and produced by Thornhill & Sam Bassal, this track is from their upcoming album, BODIES, set to be released on January 30, 2025. The song offers listeners an emotionally charged experience with themes of longing, vulnerability, and the intense pull of a complicated connection.
“Only Ever You” explores the emotional complexity of an all-consuming relationship, marked by a mix of yearning and self-awareness. The protagonist is torn between wanting closeness and recognizing the difficulty of truly connecting with the other person. The lyrics delve into the sensation of being captivated by someone who remains distant and enigmatic, and the struggle between wanting them to open up while grappling with the pressure this connection creates. Throughout the song, there is a sense of emotional intensity that grows with each passing moment, as the protagonist becomes increasingly aware of the powerful, yet challenging bond they share.
Only Ever You Details
| Song | Only Ever You |
|---|---|
| Album | BODIES |
| Artists | Thornhill |
| Written By | Nicholas Sjogren, Jacob Charlton, Ethan McCann & Ben Maida |
| Produced By | Thornhill & Sam Bassal |
| Label | Thornhill |
| Language | English |
| Released Date | Jan 30, 2025 |
Only Ever You Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I dreamt this dream in the front seat (Front seat)
If they press play, will it all go away?
Yeah, everything will decay, yeah
So I’ve been keeping my distance (Distance)
Behind the lens I felt you change (Change)
But I thought it could wait (Thought it could wait another night)
‘Cause you make me weak
[Chorus]
I can feel you linger
‘Cause I can feel you linger on me, oh-oh
No, I have never felt this way
[Post-Chorus]
(But you make me wait)
(Redesign my allure)
[Verse 2]
You played it well on the surface (Surface)
Mysterious skin, do you know yourself?
Know yourself? Yeah
‘Cause I’ve been hoping you let go (Let go)
You can say what you want, I know your cage
(And I’m not gonna wait another night)
[Pre-Chorus]
So softly, I really want you near
What would you take to make me weak?
[Chorus]
I can feel you linger
‘Cause I can feel you linger on me, oh-oh
No, I have never felt this way
Just let me feel the pressure
Just let me feel the pressure of you on me
No, I could never leave
[Bridge]
Now it’s your stage, why are your curtains down?
Make them believe in you, yeah
The flame of my faith in you won’t go out
You are my everything
You are my everything
Oh, no, I have never felt this way
[Chorus]
I can feel you linger (‘Cause I can feel you linger)
‘Cause I can feel you linger on me, oh-oh
No, I have never felt this way
Just let me feel the pressure (Just let me feel the pressure)
Just let me feel the pressure of you on me, oh-oh
No (Only ever you), I have never felt this way
Only Ever You Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
In this verse, the protagonist describes the feeling of being caught in a dream-like state, questioning whether the emotions will fade or decay if they just let go. The “front seat” could symbolize a place of observation, where the protagonist feels distanced but still deeply affected. The mention of “keeping my distance” indicates an emotional barrier, yet there’s a sense of inevitability in the relationship, as the protagonist feels the other person changing, but decides to wait rather than confront the shift. The line “you make me weak” suggests that despite the attempts to maintain distance, the emotional pull is overwhelming.
[Chorus]
The chorus expresses the lingering effect the other person has on the protagonist, emphasizing how their presence remains even after they leave. The protagonist is deeply affected by this lingering feeling, hinting at a sense of longing or attachment that they cannot easily shake off. The line “No, I have never felt this way” reveals the intensity of the emotions involved, suggesting that this connection is unique and profoundly impactful.
[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus introduces the notion of waiting and the desire to redesign their allure, suggesting an attempt to control or reshape the dynamics of the relationship. The protagonist seems to be grappling with the desire for change or progress but remains in a holding pattern, caught in their feelings.
[Verse 2]
In this verse, the protagonist acknowledges the surface-level persona of the other person, described as playing a role that hides their true self. The question “Do you know yourself?” challenges the other person’s authenticity and suggests a disconnect in the relationship. The protagonist hopes that the other person will eventually let go of their guard, revealing their true nature. The line “I’m not gonna wait another night” signals a growing impatience, indicating the protagonist’s desire for change or resolution.
[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus highlights the protagonist’s vulnerability, as they express a deep longing to be near the other person. The question “What would you take to make me weak?” reflects the protagonist’s internal struggle, wondering what it would take for them to fully surrender to the relationship, showing how torn they are between holding back and fully embracing the connection.
[Chorus]
The second chorus reinforces the protagonist’s emotional entanglement, expressing how the other person’s lingering presence continues to affect them. The protagonist also reveals a desire to feel the pressure of the other person’s influence, which suggests that despite the emotional toll, they are not willing to break free. The repeated line “No, I could never leave” reveals the depth of their attachment, indicating that they feel bound to the other person in a way that they cannot easily escape.
[Bridge]
The bridge shifts the focus, with the protagonist describing the other person as being in control, symbolized by them being on stage. The line “Make them believe in you” suggests that the other person is playing a role or crafting a particular image, and the protagonist’s faith in them remains unwavering. The repeated phrase “You are my everything” signifies the totality of the protagonist’s feelings, as they view the other person as central to their existence.
[Chorus]
The final chorus mirrors the earlier ones, further emphasizing the protagonist’s emotional entanglement. The desire to feel the pressure of the other person and the acknowledgment of their lingering presence reinforce the themes of longing and attachment. The repeated line “Only ever you” emphasizes that the protagonist is consumed by this person, suggesting that no one else can evoke such a deep, all-encompassing emotional response.
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The "Only Ever You" song by Thornhill lyrics was written by Nicholas Sjogren, Jacob Charlton, Ethan McCann & Ben Maida.
The "Only Ever You" song by Thornhill was produced by Thornhill & Sam Bassal.
Thornhill released "Only Ever You" song on Jan 30, 2025.
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