Aaron Jaxon Band performs "With or Without," a song built on cosmic and romantic imagery. The narrator pledges devotion through repeated refrains: "with or without, either way, you, my dear, I'll be okay when I sing sweet and soft for you." Whispers from the moon, stolen fire, and merging worlds frame an intense love that survives any circumstance.
Oh, whisper from the moon, there's reassurance in your eye. The house upon a hill is down and whisper through the night. The devil I will dance with on the shield in the attack. A cosmic fallen kiss will reach and try to make it last. A blue TV, the planet sings, the king of pop is dead. A glance away at someone, now you're stuck inside my head. And I try and read your world there on the mirror on the wall while the refrain in my veins is singing, young man, take it all. But with or without either way, you, my dear, I'll be okay when I Sing sweet and soft for you. Will both our worlds one turn into— The amber green, the purple glow, the red upon his face. The guests and the proprietors together take their place. The hopes of one-hit wonder I'll spend all my cash on blow. One world of mine you figured out, but most you'll never know. But with or without, either way, you, my dear, I'll be okay. When I sing sweet and soft for you, will both our worlds one turn into— I would for you reach up and steal God's fire from the sky, be the only one you want, never any other guy. Though some might say I'm never but always more than I seem, may you listen close but never understand just what I mean. But with or without, either way, you, my dear, I'll be okay when I sing sweet and soft for you. We'll both our world for turning to— we'll both our world for turning to—
