My Song

The speaker expresses that the song belongs to them and no one can take it away. They mention how long it has been, and now that someone is here, they wonder if that person understands the feeling of having their dreams come true. The speaker also reflects on how long it has been since someone made them cry, and wonders if the person understands the concept of laughing while tears fall. They acknowledge that they may not always sing in tune and may not be heard, but it doesn't matter because they will continue singing. The speaker emphasizes that nothing can make their song die, and it has become stronger over time. They question if the person truly understands this, and they promise to keep singing their song as long as they live. This is my song, and no one can take it away It's been so long, but now you're here, here to stay And I wonder if you know what it means to find your dreams come true This is my song, and no one can make it alive It's been so long since someone could make me cry And I wonder if you know what it means to laugh as tears go by I may not always sing in tune, and sometimes you don't hear me But you don't have to be near me to know that I'm singing This is my song, and nothing can make it die It's been so long, and it's stronger, I know why And I wonder if you really, really know That as long as I live, I will sing my song for you I may not always sing in tune, and sometimes you don't hear me But you don't have to be near me to know that I'm singing This is my song, and nothing can make it die It's been so long, and it's stronger, I know why And I wonder if you really, really know That as long as I live, I will sing my song That as long as I live, I will sing my song That as long as I live, I will sing my song for you