Why is "you" alone? I have a question about a song "My Everything" by "Owl City". In the lyrics, a man swears for running to his loved one at his turning point as below. When my hope is lost And my strength is gone I run to you and you alone I could not understand why "you" are alone? He runs to "you", so , I think "you" are not alone. Could you explain?

What's the meaning of "dry" in the lyrics? I like a song "Cecilia And The Satellite" by "Andrew Mcmahon". In the lyrics, a man (i.e., I) expresses his innermost for loved one (i.e., you) as below. If I could fly, then I would know What life looks like from up above and down below I'd keep you safe, I'd keep you dry Don't be afraid, Cecilia, I'm the satellite And you're the sky However, I could not understand the meaning of "I'd keep you dry". I think "dry" is similar to "thirsty", it seems like a negative word. What's the meaning of "dry" in the lyrics?

Please tell me the meaning of "ya need"? One of my favorite songs is "Endlessly" by "The Cab". In the lyrics, there is a following sentence. It's not a miracle ya need, believe me. I could not understand the meaning of "ya need". Is it just a nod?

How do you feel the missing of "a" or "the" for native speakers? It is so difficult to use "a" or "the" for non-native, especially me! Actually, I am not concerned about the missing of them. How do you feel it for native speakers?

Why "could you?" and "would you?" are polite expressipns? When I was a student, I studied that "could you?" and "would you?" are polite expressions. Why? It seems just past forms of "can" and "will".

What's the differece among work, job, and business? In the past, I used to use the three words: work. job, and business in the same way. I think there is a difference among them. How can I use them?

What's web tool is the best for checking English spelling and grammar?

I'm not a native English speaker.

So, I need a checker for spelling and grammar on the web.

I know that there are some checkers, e.g., Ginger, Grammaly, and so on.

What's the best tool in the viewpoint from native English speakers?

Oh, ... , I think that the title is wrong grammar.