It’s Possible (Version Two)

Song Meaning

This track captures the dizzying, almost involuntary pull of an intense attraction. The narrator feels compelled to "grab a pen and paper" to capture a feeling that's lodged deep, acknowledging, "I can't get you out of my system." There's a sense of being overwhelmed, where the object of affection is described as "very difficult," yet the possibility of connection is undeniable and exciting. The core tension lies between the narrator's struggle to articulate this powerful feeling and the overwhelming physical reaction it provokes. "People tell me all the wrong things," suggesting external voices don't understand, while the internal experience is visceral: "Like patches on the skin it stick like glue." This contrast highlights the private, almost irrational nature of the attraction. The repeated phrase "It's possible" acts as a mantra, a hopeful acknowledgment of what could be, especially "When I get that feeling" or "When you're givin' that look." The simple, almost childlike "oh-oh-oh!" underscores the raw, uncontainable excitement that defies complex explanation. The repetition of "The sound of your heartbeat / Promise so much" further emphasizes a deep, instinctual connection that speaks louder than words. Ultimately, the lyrics resonate because they tap into that universal experience of being struck by someone. The writing doesn't over-explain; instead, it uses simple, direct language and repetition to convey the sheer force of an attraction that feels both perplexing and profoundly real, leaving the listener with that same sense of hopeful, slightly bewildered anticipation.