"Now I Can Die" is a song by Nina Gordon, an American singer-songwriter. The lyrics depict a deeply loving and fulfilling relationship between two individuals. The song talks about a person, referred to as "he," who is deeply enamored with the narrator. He takes her everywhere he goes and is always by her side. The mention of trying on clothes, except for underwear, suggests a level of intimacy and playfulness in their relationship. The chorus emphasizes that he never hates her and always wants to uplift her, as he wants to levitate her. This highlights the unconditional love and support he provides. The narrator expresses a newfound understanding of the world and reveals that she feels complete in this relationship. She refers to herself as "the girl" and him as "the guy," highlighting their contrasting yet complementary roles. The second verse describes how he gives her everything he has and possesses everything he needs. He constantly calls her on the phone, emphasizing the deep connection they share, symbolized by a special ring. The lyrics hint at a strong love between them, comparing it to sweethearts and turtledoves, traditional symbols of love and devotion. The bridge states that the narrator now understands the true meaning of love and feels enlightened. She implies that she has reached a point of contentment and fulfillment in life, to the extent that she could die without any regrets. The song concludes by highlighting that the narrator is grateful for everything she has and still wants to continue living and giving. However, if her time were to come to an end, she wouldn't feel sad or regretful because of the immense love and happiness she has experienced. Overall, "Now I Can Die" narrates a story of a deep, fulfilling love where the narrator has found true happiness and contentment. The lyrics evoke a sense of joy and gratitude for the love and support received, leaving the listener with a powerful message about cherishing love and living life to the fullest.
