Lost In Your Love

Colyer's song "Lost In Your Love" delves into the intoxicating and overwhelming nature of love. The opening lines, "Whoever said love was blind / Must of not seen you comin'", suggest that the artist's experience of love is vivid and all-consuming, contradicting the common saying that love is blind. The metaphor of a "flower from the wild" and the imagery of dogs running towards it evoke a sense of natural beauty and irresistible attraction. The line "Just a taste of your wine / And I'll be shootin' towards the moon" further emphasizes the euphoric and almost inebriating effect that love has on the artist, making him feel as if he's soaring high above reality.

As the song progresses, Colyer reflects on the fleeting nature of infatuation with the line, "Now, a crush is just a crush / I got lost in your love." This suggests that what he feels goes beyond a simple crush; it's a deep, consuming love that has left him disoriented. The plea, "Won't you let me down real slow? / 'Cause it's spinnin' all too fast," reveals a sense of vulnerability and the fear of falling too quickly, highlighting the emotional turbulence that often accompanies intense romantic feelings. The artist acknowledges that his past experiences are no longer sufficient to entertain him, indicating a desire for something more meaningful and profound.

The chorus, repeating "I got lost in your love," serves as a mantra, reinforcing the idea that love has enveloped him completely. The closing lines, "Look up, the sun is still shining / Baby, you're all that I want some," bring a sense of hope and contentment. Despite the chaos and confusion, the artist finds solace and fulfillment in the presence of his beloved. Colyer's soulful delivery and evocative lyrics paint a vivid picture of love's highs and lows, capturing the essence of being utterly lost in someone else's love.