It's at first a fairly new couple, both wanting to commit to each other, but retain their independence as people. He loves her, he says, but does that mean they have to marry? (Meeting the parents being a typical first step in the process of wedding.)
She agrees that no, the simplicity of the relationship is what she's been looking for and she'll try to take it at face value that they are committed to one another.
Now. Fast forward. They've been together for awhile, happy, or relatively so. But the "daily things that keep us all busy" are "confusing" her. Shouldn't they settle down? Isn't that what people do? But they're happy the way they are. But if they don't, what will happen to the relationship? However, he agrees that the way things are is fine, and why upset the status quo? He wishes he could "prove that he loves her", but is seems an impossible feat short of doing something of which they're both unsure.
In an effort to quell her fears, he offers that, as time continues on, the longer they stay together exactly as they are, she won't need reaffirmation and will come to believe that he does love her as he says, even if their union is not legally bound for all the world to see.
Eventually she comes to ponder ... maybe they could just stay as they are. Perhaps things really "are that simple".
The ending refrain is the conclusion of the decision, and she doesn't want to walk away from something that fulfills them both just to be traditional and as she's always been instructed to be. So, "hold me", she says, quite literally. And whatever lies down the road years from now isn't today or now. Even though the little voice inside her head, and quite possibly friends and relatives tell her that this man may never marry her, ("regardless of warnings") -- she doesn't care and is willing to accept the possibility.
Should he love her as he says, when they are older, they'll both understand that whatever they choose to do is perfectly acceptable, as they captain their relationship and no one else. Should they ever make it official or just official between the two of them.
As a quick addendum, the chorus, "when you walk away ..." essentially is her grasp of her own independence she's equally unwilling to relinquish. When he tells her that marriage isn't for him, she's not giving any ultimatums, or that she demands anything from him. In fact, "simple and clean" is the way she's enjoying it. And despite the criticisms from marriage proponents, she's enjoying her relationship the way it is.
When you walk away
You don't hear me say please
Oh baby, don't go
Simple and clean is the way that you're making me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go
You're giving me too many things
Lately you're all I need
You smiled at me and said,
Don't get me wrong I love you
But does that mean I have to meet your father?
When we are older you'll understand
What I meant when I said "No,
I don't think life is quite that simple"
When you walk away
You don't hear me say please
Oh baby, don't go
Simple and clean is the way that you're making me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go
The daily things
that keep us all busy
all confusing me that's when u came to me and said,
Wish I could prove I love you
but does that mean I have to walk on water?
When we are older you'll understand
It's enough when I say so,
And maybe somethings are that simple
When you walk away
You don't hear me say please
Oh baby, don't go
Simple and clean is the way that you're making me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go
Hold me
Whatever lies beyond this morning
Is a little later on
Regardless of warnings the future doesn't scare me at all
Nothing's like before
When you walk away
You don't hear me say please
Oh baby, don't go
Simple and clean is the way that you're making me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go
Hold me
Whatever lies beyond this morning
Is a little later on
Regardless of warnings the future doesn't scare me at all
Nothing's like before
Hold me
Whatever lies beyond this morning
Is a little later on
Regardless of warnings the future doesn't scare me at all
Nothing's like before
When you walk away,
You don't hear me say
please Oh baby don't go.
Simple and clean is the way that you're making
me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go.
You're giving me too many things
lately you're all I need
You smiled at me
and said,
Don't get me wrong I love you
But does that mean I have to
meet your father?
When we are older you'll understand
What I meant when I said NO,
I don't think life is quite that simple.
When you walk away
You don't hear me say please
Oh baby, don't go
Simple and clean is the way that you're making me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go
The daily things
(like this and that and what is what)
that keep us all busy
all confusing me
that's when you
came to me and said
Wish i could prove i love you
but does that mean i have to
walk on water?
When we are older you'll
understand
It's enough when i say so
and maybe somethings
are that simple
When you walk away
you don't hear me say
please
oh baby, don't go
Simple and clean is the way that you're making
me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go
Hold me Whatever ies beyond this morning
is a little later on
regardless of warnings the
future doesn't scare me at
all
nothing's like before
When you walk away
you don't hear me say
please
oh baby, don't go
Simple and clean is the way that you're making
me feel tonight
It's hard to let it go
Hold me
whatever lies beyond this
morning
is a little later on
regardless of warnings the
future doesn't scare me at all
nothing's like before
The song that plays in the intro for Kingdom Hearts is 'Simple and Clean' by Utada Hikaru.In Kingdom Hearts II, the intro song is 'Sanctuary' by Utada Hikaru.
The music was written by Yoko Shimomura and Nobuo Uematsu. The songs with the vocals--like the two main themes--were sung by Utada Hikaru.
If you're talking about Simple and Clean, it's by Utada Hikaru. It's a real song and you can probably download it off Itunes. I've got it on my mobile phone.
The menu song is called Dearly Beloved by Utada Hikaru.
Kingdom Hearts was created by Tetsuya Nomura, who designed the characters and directed the game itself. Kingdom Hearts was developed and published by the video game company Square Enix.
Utada Hikaru
Hikaru Utada.
Utada Hikaru Sang Simple and Clean
By Utada Hikaru. Yes
Utada Hikaru wrote Simple and Clean as the theme song for the English version of the Disney and SquareEnix video game "Kingdom Hearts"
Simple and Clean Sanctuary
simple and clean and sancutuary
simple and clean by utada hikaru
Utada Hikaru
Simple and Clean by Utada Hikaru
The theme is called Simple and Clean and is performed by Utada Hikaru. If you can't find it with that information then I guess not.
simple and clean by utada hikaru