Make Some Time

In 'Make Some Time,' Deau Eyes explores the delicate balance between patience and urgency in a relationship. The song opens with a sense of hesitation, as the narrator contemplates whether to reach out or wait in silence. This sets the stage for a narrative that revolves around the complexities of timing and emotional availability. The lyrics, 'Didn’t wanna rush ya, babe / I could call or I could wait,' capture the uncertainty and vulnerability that often accompany romantic connections. The metaphor of the 'needle' suggests a record player, symbolizing the cyclical nature of relationships and the possibility of change or repetition.

As the song progresses, vivid imagery paints a picture of the person the narrator is addressing. Descriptions like 'The frame of your face going grey' and 'The top of your head like the waves' evoke a sense of familiarity and intimacy. These lines suggest a deep emotional connection, further emphasized by the narrator's heartbeat and the desire for mutual change. The repeated plea to 'make some time for me' underscores the importance of prioritizing the relationship, highlighting the need for both partners to invest time and effort.

The chorus, with its insistent repetition of 'Make some time for me / That’s all I'm asking you,' serves as a poignant reminder of the value of shared moments. The song's bridge, 'Feel the blood rush under your skin / I could run you warm like the wind,' adds a layer of sensuality, suggesting that physical closeness can enhance emotional bonds. Ultimately, 'Make Some Time' is a heartfelt appeal for connection, urging listeners to cherish and nurture their relationships by making time for one another.