You Are (feat. Stan Johnson)

GAWVI's song 'You Are (feat. Stan Johnson)' is a profound exploration of self-discovery and divine love. The lyrics delve into the journey of understanding one's true self through the lens of a higher power's love. The repetition of 'Who you are' serves as a mantra, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and embracing this divine presence within oneself. The song's narrative unfolds through moments of solitude and reflection, where the protagonist realizes that the love they seek is already within them, covered by the divine's unwavering affection.

The lyrics 'Laying here all alone, seeing through my reflections' suggest a period of introspection, where the protagonist is confronted with their own image and the love that has always been a part of them. This love is described as 'stubborn' and 'relentless,' indicating a divine love that persistently pursues and envelops the individual, regardless of their actions or awareness. The phrase 'Good love knocks me off my feet' captures the overwhelming and transformative power of this love, which ultimately leads to a deeper understanding of oneself and the divine.

As the song progresses, the protagonist stands 'by your side, looking at your reflections,' signifying a closer relationship with the divine. They acknowledge their past mistakes and the distance they created, but also recognize that the divine presence never left them. The realization that 'your reflection was in me' marks a pivotal moment of enlightenment, where the protagonist fully embraces their identity and the divine love that shapes it. The song concludes with a sense of fulfillment and purpose, as the protagonist now lives in harmony with this love, understanding 'how this love was meant to be.'