Deeper Than It Seems

Jace June's "Deeper Than It Seems" is a lyrical exploration of the complexities and profound nature of love. The song begins with a conversation between two people, where one offers a simple glass of water, which is metaphorically transformed into the 'seven seas,' suggesting an overwhelming and generous love. The lyrics use water as a central theme, symbolizing the depth and fluidity of emotions in a romantic relationship.

As the song progresses, the artist reflects on the journey of love, acknowledging that there is still a long way to go. The imagery of waterfalls and overflowing water represents the abundant and sometimes uncontrollable nature of love. The mention of 'candy rings' implies a youthful, perhaps innocent, stage of love, while the transformation from grey to blue seas indicates a transition from uncertainty to tranquility within the relationship. The chorus emphasizes the idea that love is much more profound than it might initially appear, with the potential to pull one under like ocean waves, yet it is also the only thing that can take one's breath away in awe.

The song's bridge reinforces the theme of love's depth, with echoes of 'love believers' and the notion that love can withstand even the potential sinking of their metaphorical boat. The repeated affirmation of love and the acknowledgment of its power to transcend troubles highlight the song's message of enduring devotion and the boundless capacity of love to grow and deepen over time.