Your wild and captivating spirit drew me in Your intense and fiery nature helped me overcome my own fears and insecurities
I am filled with more passion and desire than ever I kiss you passionately to confirm my feelings You test me to see if I am paying attention to youĮven if we get our way, we cannot have it tonight You say things that are off-limits, secrets maybe I am pretending to be someone else to please you The line "who wants love that makes sense anyway" reinforces this idea, suggesting that a love that is too predictable or rational may not be as fulfilling. The concept of a wild heart is a recurring theme throughout the song, representing the passionate, unpredictable nature of love. The chorus, "it took a wild heart to tame mine," suggests that the singer's lover is the one who has managed to bring out their wild, untamed side and has essentially "conquered" them. The line "with so much more than before" suggests a greater intensity or depth to their love. The second verse delves into the power dynamic of the relationship, with the singer holding their lover's jaw in order to kiss them and assert their dominance. Despite this, the singer reassures their lover that they are indeed paying attention and ready to listen.
The lover whispers forbidden words to test if the singer is truly listening, indicating a sense of distrust or uncertainty in the relationship. The singer seems to be pretending to be someone else or something different, perhaps to impress their lover. The first verse of Wild Heart by Mumford & Sons explores the idea of pretending and forbidden words. To tear me down with a sleight of the tongue
I guess I asked for it, brutal and unchained
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