More Than You Know

Axwell /\ Ingrosso's 'More Than You Know' is a vibrant expression of unspoken feelings and deep affection. The song's lyrics convey a sense of urgency and the importance of expressing one's emotions before it's too late. The repeated line 'I just need to get it off my chest' emphasizes the protagonist's need to communicate their feelings, suggesting that keeping them hidden is no longer an option. The phrase 'more than you know' serves as a powerful refrain, highlighting the depth of the protagonist's emotions that perhaps have not been fully recognized or appreciated by their partner.

The song also touches on themes of persistence and hope in the face of relationship challenges. The line 'it ain't over, until she sings' is a play on the phrase 'it ain't over till the fat lady sings,' which means that one should not presume to know the outcome of an event until it has actually happened. This suggests that the protagonist is not ready to give up on the relationship and still holds onto the belief that there is a chance for reconciliation or a deeper connection. The lyrics 'you had your reasons, you had a few / But you knew that I would go anywhere for you' express a willingness to overcome obstacles for the sake of love.

The song's bridge, 'Come a little closer, let me taste your smile / Until the morning lights,' adds a sensual and intimate layer to the song, indicating a desire for closeness and a moment of connection that transcends the complications of the relationship. The imagery of tasting a smile and the reference to the morning lights suggest a yearning for a pure and joyous moment with the loved one, capturing the essence of the song's emotional intensity and the protagonist's deep longing to be understood and valued 'more than you know.'