The song "Hiding From Love" by Hudson Taylor is about someone who is avoiding or running away from love. The lyrics suggest that the person is wearing a disguise and is afraid to open themselves up to love, possibly due to past experiences or fear of getting hurt. The singer urges this person to take off their disguise and stop hiding from love. The lyrics also mention that the person is looking for love in all the wrong places and has been through similar situations repeatedly. The singer expresses frustration in not being listened to and encourages the person to open their eyes and see that they are missing out on love. The chorus of the song emphasizes the idea of hiding from love and repeats the line "you're hiding from love" multiple times. The singer suggests that by hiding from love, the person will never be whole and will not experience the fullness of love. In the bridge of the song, the singer offers encouragement and advice to the person. They encourage the person to take the song and make it their own, implying that they should incorporate the message of the song into their own life. The line "you reap what you sow, you'll never be whole if there's half of yourself you don't show" suggests that in order to truly experience love and be fulfilled, the person must be authentic and show their true self. Overall, the song "Hiding From Love" by Hudson Taylor conveys a message of encouragement and urging someone to stop hiding from love and open themselves up to the possibility of experiencing love fully.
