Born For You

David Pomeranz's song 'Born For You' is a heartfelt ballad that delves into the theme of destined love. The lyrics explore the idea that amidst the billions of people on the planet, finding one's true soulmate is nothing short of a miracle. The song opens with a sense of wonder and amazement at the improbability of such a connection, suggesting that it is a 'sweet sensation' and a 'miracle' that defies logical explanation. This sets the stage for the central theme: the belief that the singer and their beloved were destined to be together, as if written in the stars.

The chorus reinforces this idea of predestined love, emphasizing that the union was orchestrated by the 'powers of the universe.' The lyrics suggest that this love is so profound and unique that it transcends human understanding and societal norms. The singer feels blessed to have found their soulmate, and this sense of gratitude is a recurring motif throughout the song. The notion that their love was 'clearly meant to be' in a 'random world' adds a layer of cosmic significance to their relationship, making it feel both special and inevitable.

As the song progresses, it addresses the challenges and obstacles that the couple faces from 'foolish people' trying to come between them. However, these external forces are rendered insignificant when the singer looks into their partner's eyes, finding a sense of belonging and answers to life's questions. The repeated affirmation that 'what we have the world could never understand or ever take away' underscores the inviolable nature of their bond. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of this eternal love, with the singer blessing the day they were born for their beloved, highlighting the timeless and unbreakable nature of their connection.