"That You Are" is a new English song by Hozier & Bedouine, published on Hozier's YouTube channel. The song was written by Hozier and Bedouine, with production by Gus Seyffert. It is featured on their album "Unaired," released on August… Read More
That You Are Lyrics
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[Intro: Hozier]
One, two, three
[Verse 1: Hozier]
It's the sound of it that brings me there
This city locked into the song of prayer
That finds no melody
Every moment of the working day
The twitching muscles in each step I take
The prayer is all of me
[Chorus: Hozier & Bedouine]
That I'd be
Anywhere that you are, that you are
That I'd be
Anywhere that you are, that you are
[Verse 2: Bedouine]
Maybe I have yet to venture out
See the places that I hear about
Planes and trains and cars
Carve their lines into a curve-like blades
All I get to are mistakes half-made
Leave the door ajar
[Chorus: Hozier & Bedouine]
But I'd be
Anywhere that you are, that you are
That I'd be
Anywhere that you are, you are
[Instrumental Interlude]
[Bridge: Hozier & Bedouine]
But prayer
Is all of me, all of me
The prayer
Is all of me, all of me
[Chorus: Hozier & Bedouine]
That I'd be
Anywhere that you are, that you are
That I'd be
Anywhere that you are, that you are
[Intro: Hozier]
The introduction sets a contemplative tone for the song, hinting at a rhythm that will underpin the reflective nature of the lyrics.
[Verse 1: Hozier]
Hozier describes a city infused with a prayer-like melody that seems to resonate with his entire being. This imagery suggests a deep emotional and spiritual connection to his surroundings and his quest for meaning in everyday life.
[Chorus: Hozier & Bedouine]
The chorus emphasizes the central theme of unwavering devotion, expressing a willingness to be anywhere the loved one is, highlighting the strength and depth of their connection.
[Verse 2: Bedouine]
Bedouine reflects on the experiences and places she has yet to explore, framing them as incomplete attempts at fulfillment. The metaphor of "mistakes half-made" and the ajar door symbolizes unresolved desires and missed opportunities.
[Instrumental Interlude]
The instrumental break allows the emotions conveyed in the lyrics to resonate more deeply, providing a space for reflection on the song's themes.
[Bridge: Hozier & Bedouine]
In the bridge, the repeated focus on prayer represents an all-encompassing devotion, suggesting that their entire being is consumed by this sense of longing and commitment.
[Chorus: Hozier & Bedouine]
The final chorus reaffirms the theme of dedication and desire to be wherever the loved one is, reinforcing the song's message of deep emotional connection and devotion.
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"That You Are" is a new English song by Hozier & Bedouine, published on Hozier's YouTube channel. The song was written by Hozier and Bedouine, with production by Gus Seyffert. It is featured on their album "Unaired," released on August 16, 2024.
The song explores themes of longing and devotion through its lyrics, where both Hozier and Bedouine convey a deep emotional connection and desire to be with someone regardless of the circumstances. The recurring motif of being "anywhere that you are" emphasizes a profound sense of yearning and commitment. The imagery of travel and mistakes in the verses reflects the struggles and imperfections in the pursuit of love. The bridge underscores the idea that devotion and prayer are integral to the singers' sense of self.
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The "That You Are" song is sung by Hozier.
The "That You Are" song by Hozier lyrics was written by Hozier & Bedouine.
The "That You Are" song by Hozier was produced by Gus Seyffert.
Hozier released "That You Are" song on Aug 16, 2024.
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