Feel It

In 'Feel It,' Stereos delve into the intense emotions of longing and the desperate need for mutual connection. The song's protagonist is yearning for a deep, reciprocal feeling from their partner, emphasizing the importance of shared emotions to sustain their relationship. The lyrics, 'I've been waiting for something to get me goin' like you do,' highlight the protagonist's search for a unique and irreplaceable connection, one that only their partner can provide. This sets the stage for the central theme of the song: the necessity of mutual emotional investment.

The chorus, 'I want you to feel it! I wanna feel your heart beating faster,' serves as a powerful plea for the partner to reciprocate the intense feelings. The repetition of 'feel it' underscores the urgency and desperation in the protagonist's voice, suggesting that without this mutual feeling, the relationship is at risk of becoming an 'outright disaster.' This sense of urgency is further amplified by the lines, 'Just save me from this outright disaster,' indicating that the protagonist feels incomplete and in turmoil without their partner's emotional engagement.

The bridge of the song introduces a series of vivid metaphors and imagery, such as 'Shoot for the moon, play with the stars,' and 'Walk on sea, swim with the sand,' which paint a picture of an adventurous and boundless love. These lines suggest that the protagonist envisions a limitless future together, filled with shared experiences and mutual support. The metaphorical language elevates the emotional stakes, portraying the relationship as a journey that requires both partners to be fully present and engaged. The song concludes with a reiteration of the plea for the partner to 'feel it,' encapsulating the central message of the song: the profound need for emotional reciprocity to achieve a fulfilling and enduring connection.