"Lost In You" is a song by Chesney Hawkes and Nik Kershaw. The lyrics portray a feeling of loneliness and longing to reconnect with someone. The singer expresses a desire to break the silence and find solace from the overwhelming noise around them. The line "Just me and these four walls and my MTV" refers to the singer being alone in a confined space, seeking some form of escape or distraction through television. The chorus emphasizes the singer's need for emotional connection, as they close their eyes to shut out their surroundings and open their heart to find themselves lost in the person they long for. They feel consumed by their feelings for this person, as if they are the only thing that matters. The song suggests that the singer has been separated from the person they long for for a significant amount of time. The cold and long nights symbolize the emotional emptiness and distance they feel. Only the presence of this person can bring warmth and make things feel right again. The lyrics also reflect the singer's desire to be able to communicate with the person they miss so deeply. They long to hear their voice and wish they could call them. However, the time difference between their locations makes it difficult to do so, adding to the sense of longing and frustration. The song ends with the repetition of the chorus, emphasizing the deep emotional connection and the overwhelming feeling of being lost in the person they desire. The lyrics convey the singer's yearning for a reunion and their willingness to open their heart completely to find solace and contentment in that connection.
