Arts and Crafts Lyrics, Meaning & Videos

Surely
Arts and Crafts Lyrics

The lyrics of Arts and Crafts's song "Surely" express a deep desire and need for love. The repetition of the phrase "surely I want ya" emphasizes the urgency of the singer's need for this love. The singer's use of the phrase "I've got to have your love" reinforces this idea. The use of the word "surely" also suggests a sense of inevitability or certainty, further highlighting the singer's belief that they need this love to be happy.

The emotion conveyed in these lyrics is further emphasized by the music that accompanies them. The use of a simple melody and soft, gentle instrumentation creates a sense of intimacy and vulnerability. The song's tempo, which is slow and deliberate, adds to the overall feeling of longing and desire.

Surely I want ya, surely I need ya
Without a doubt, I desire you greatly and without a doubt, I require you greatly

I've got to have your love, I've got to have your love
It is essential that I receive your affection, I cannot go without it

Surely I want ya, I really need you, I've got to have your love, I've got to have your love
There is no question that I intensely long for you, I truly am in necessity of you, I must have the love that you provide, I must have it

Writer(s): Shamgar Gray, Mitchell Lewis, Antonio Lewis

Contributed by Adalyn L. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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