In "French Kiss," Laurel surrenders to a sun-drenched, almost fated romance, vowing devotion amid blue water and falling flowers. The rush of summer bliss carries a promise to love better than anyone could, as if only divine forces could interrupt the pair. Images of red wine, lavender, and a white dress in the south deepen the commitment from wild passion into something lasting. The repeated claim that nothing but the gods can stop them now frames love as both fragile and unstoppable, a heaven-bound certainty held inside ordinary moments of kissing in the sun.
French Kiss Lyrics by Laurel
Sun struck, blue water
French kiss, take me out on the town
Blood red, wild summer
True bliss, no, I won’t let you down
My love
As the flowers fall
And I thank God
‘Cause I’m all yours
You’re holding me inside your arms
I’m kissing you back in the sun
Laying my hand on your chest
I wanna be better than the best
At loving you, ain’t nothing but the gods can stop me now
We’re heaven bound
Honey, no, there’s nothing but the gods can stop us now
We’re heaven bound
Red wine, soft thunder
Regress, I know what you’re about
Deep eyes, lavender
White dress, I’ll marry you in the south
My love
As the flowers fall
And I thank God
‘Cause I’m all yours
You’re holding me inside your arms
I’m kissing you back in the sun
Laying my hand on your chest
I wanna be better than the best
At loving you, ain’t nothing but the gods can stop me now
We’re heaven bound
Honey, no, there’s nothing but the gods can stop me now
We’re heaven bound
Loving you, ain’t nothing but the gods can stop me now
We’re heaven bound
Honey, no, there’s nothing but the gods can stop us now
We’re heaven bound
