My Only Desire (feat. Alexander Thompson)

Body Base's song "My Only Desire (feat. Alexander Thompson)" is a passionate declaration of longing and love. The lyrics convey a deep yearning for a romantic connection, emphasizing the speaker's desire to be the one and only in their lover's heart. The repeated plea, "Now tell me I'm the only one," highlights the speaker's fear of loneliness and their need for reassurance. This sentiment is further underscored by the lines, "I never wanna be alone" and "Oh girl, I'm feelin' so lonely," which paint a vivid picture of the emotional turmoil experienced in the absence of the beloved.

The recurring motif of desire serves as the song's central theme, symbolizing both the intensity of the speaker's feelings and the transformative power of love. The chorus, with its repeated exclamations of "Desire, oh / You're my only desire," captures the all-consuming nature of this emotion. The phrase "Your love is takin' me higher" suggests that the speaker finds solace and elevation in the presence of their lover, indicating that love has a profound and uplifting impact on their life. The metaphor of a "burnin' fire" further illustrates the fervent and unrelenting nature of this desire.

Throughout the song, there is a sense of hope and anticipation for a future together. The speaker expresses a longing for permanence and commitment, as seen in the lines, "I need you until the end of time" and "I hope a day we're together." This hope is tempered by a fear of heartbreak, with the plea, "Oh please, don’t break my heart in two," revealing the vulnerability that accompanies such deep emotions. The song's repetitive structure and emotive language effectively convey the intensity of the speaker's feelings, making "My Only Desire" a poignant and relatable exploration of love and longing.