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We'll Be Together

Artist: Sting

Album: We'll Be Together

Generally appropriate content
Generally appropriate content

Minimum age: All ages

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These lyrics, from Sting's 'We'll Be Together,' express sincere romantic devotion and a desire for companionship. The content is straightforwardly romantic without explicit language, profanity, violence, drug references, or overt sexual content. The line 'baby makes three' hints at a family or future together, reinforcing a committed, loving tone rather than a casual or sexual one. The phrase 'I'll always be a slave to your charms' is a common romantic idiom expressing admiration. The repeated calls to be together 'tonight' could carry a mild suggestive undertone in context, but within the overall lyrical framework, this reads more as emotional longing and romantic desire for closeness rather than a solicitation for a sexual encounter. The message emphasizes devotion, togetherness, and enduring love, which are themes appropriate for younger audiences with minimal concern.

Themes
romantic love
devotion
togetherness
longing
commitment
admiration
emotional connection
family

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Lyrics

I, I see me with you and all the things you do Keep turning round and round in my mind Forget the weather, we should always be together Any other thought is unkind To have you with me, I would swim the seven seas I need you as my guide and my light My love is a flame that burns in your name We'll be together, we'll be together tonight (together) We'll be together, yeah (together) We'll be together, yeah (together) We'll be together, yeah (together) I, I see you with me and all I want to be Is dancing here with you in my arms Forget the weather, we should always be together I'll always be a slave to your charms To have you with me, I would swim the seven seas I need you as my guide in my life My love is a flame that burns in your name We'll be together, we'll be together tonight (together) We'll be together, yeah (together) We'll be together, yeah (together) We'll be together, yeah (together) Call me baby You can call me anything you want Call me baby Call me Call me I see you with me and baby makes three I see me with you and all the things you do Forget the weather, we should always be together I need you as my guide and my light My love is the flame that burns in your name We'll be together, we'll be together tonight (together) We'll be together, yeah (together) (Together) we'll be together (Together) we'll be together (Together, we'll be together tonight) (Together, we'll be together tonight) We'll be together (together, we'll be together tonight) We'll be together (together, we'll be together tonight) (Together) we'll be together (we'll be together tonight) (Together) we'll be together (we'll be together tonight) (Together) together (we'll be together tonight) (Together, we'll be together tonight) If you need somebody (together, we'll be together tonight) (Together, we'll be together tonight) (Together, we'll be together tonight) (Together, we'll be together tonight) If you want to keep something precious (together, we'll be together tonight) (Together, we'll be together tonight) (Together, we'll be together tonight) (Together, we'll be together tonight) (Together, we'll be together tonight) love somebody (Let's get together, together) love somebody (Let's get together) love somebody (Let's get together)


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Analysis performed on June 11, 2026
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