"You're Too Precious" by James Blake is a heartfelt and tender love song. The lyrics express deep admiration and love for someone who is considered precious by the singer. The song talks about how the person is highly valued and cherished, to the extent that the singer believes they don't deserve them. The repetitive nature of the lyrics emphasizes the importance and significance of the person being addressed. They are described as too precious, and the singer expresses their willingness to go above and beyond for them, even taking on tasks they don't want to do or accepting small inconveniences like finding their hair in their food. The chorus repeats the phrase "So now, so now, you're too precious" to emphasize how the person's value is undeniable. The singer believes that nobody else could possibly deserve them or love them the way they do. The line, "I'll be a bubble, I'll make myself useful," suggests the singer's desire to be supportive and bring joy to the person they love. They are willing to adapt and do whatever is necessary to make the relationship work. The lines, "Dive into diamonds, scratched and you're smiling," and "No thought to sirens, scratched and you're smiling," convey a sense of resilience and happiness amidst challenging circumstances. It implies that even when faced with difficulties or scratches, the person remains strong and positive. In summary, "You're Too Precious" is a heartfelt declaration of love and adoration. It portrays a deep affection for someone who is considered invaluable and precious to the singer.
