True Romantics

Lebanon Hanover's song 'True Romantics' delves into the profound and enduring nature of true love. The lyrics suggest that genuine romantics do not engage in superficial displays of affection. Instead, their connection is deep and meaningful, transcending fleeting moments of pleasure. The phrase 'True romantics don't kiss for fun' emphasizes that their love is not about temporary satisfaction but about a lasting bond that is both serious and sincere.

The imagery of 'rosy echoes' and 'metallic groans' paints a picture of a love that is both beautiful and enduring, yet also marked by the passage of time and the challenges that come with it. The 'misty wood' and 'two rose buds always in mid bloom' symbolize a love that is perpetually growing and evolving, never fully reaching its peak but always striving towards it. This suggests that true romantics are constantly nurturing their relationship, ensuring that it remains vibrant and alive.

The song also highlights the unity and togetherness of true romantics. They 'don't think alone' and 'sit together on an opaque throne,' indicating that their love is a shared experience, one that is built on mutual understanding and support. The line 'under one home two hearts making one whole' beautifully encapsulates the idea of two individuals coming together to form a single, unified entity. Despite the passage of time and the physical signs of aging, their love remains strong and radiant, as symbolized by the 'one heart shall always glow.' This enduring glow represents the timeless and unbreakable bond that true romantics share.