The song "I Came Into Your Store" by Colin Hay is about a person who realizes that their feelings for someone they love are still very strong, even though they had promised themselves not to pursue the relationship anymore. The line "I came into your store, but I'm not buying anymore" implies that the person had previously been trying to win the other's affection, but had given up on it. However, despite their best efforts to move on, they still can't help but feel love for this person. The lyrics also touch on the idea that sometimes we can't control our emotions, no matter how hard we try. The line "So much for my will until the day I die, I will love you still" suggests that the person has accepted that their love for the other is something that will never go away. The song also explores the different ways the person could deal with their feelings, such as pretending or trying to forget about them, but ultimately concludes that time is the best healer. Overall, "I Came Into Your Store" is a heartfelt and relatable song that speaks to the complexities of love and human emotion.
