"Feel The Love" by Kings of Leon opens with a divorce celebration that quickly turns intimate, as oysters and a butterfly barrette give way to screaming in a Corvette. The repeated confession that no other love compares lands against images of sun showers, steam, and a mansion overlooking daffodils, suggesting affection rebuilt through strange, overheated moments. The question about making the other feel something new hints at a need for reassurance, but the refrain keeps returning to the same unshakable certainty: this connection outpaces everything else.
Feel The Love Lyrics by Kings of Leon
Fresh oysters, mignonette
Your hair pulled back in a butterfly barrette
Take a moment, take a breath
Go to the parking lot and scream in your Corvette
Congratulations on your divorce
Seems as though it had run its course
Pumping Sunshine on Waterloo
I never feel the love the way I feel the love when I’m with you
Never feel the love the way I feel the love when I’m with you
Condensation on your limbs
I can hear the angels playing violins
Look at this weather, I checked it twice
You swore the storms had all but passed us by
Sun shower, hot, hot heat
Steam is rising from the pavement on the street
Is there something you’d rather do?
I never feel the love the way I feel the love when I’m with you
Never feel the love the way I feel the love when I’m with you
Never feel the love, never feel the love
In a mansion on a hill
Overlooking fields of daffodils
Rich carpets, plasma screens
Hardwood floors for the dancing queen
What’s the verdict? How’d I do?
Did I make you feel something new?
It’s a pleasure, with the view
I never feel the love the way I feel the love when I’m with you
Never feel the love the way I feel the love when I’m with you
Never feel the love, never feel the love
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