It's a Fine
Unveiling Life's Tapestry: Adam Green's 'It's a Fine'
Lyrics
Love you turning all my pages
Expressing affection for someone who is deeply exploring various aspects of oneself.
Love you wearing my robes
Feeling a sense of intimacy as the person wears one's symbolic garments, metaphorically indicating a closeness or connection.
Wide awake in cold England
Being fully alert and conscious in a cold and distant place (possibly emotionally or physically).
After the door is closed
Experiencing a sense of finality or separation after a specific event or action.
Fine to learn another language
Being okay with acquiring new knowledge or skills, possibly suggesting personal growth or adaptation.
Fine to spin a white thread
Feeling comfortable with creating something pure or pristine, symbolized by spinning a white thread.
Who’s a garbage man? Who’s a chief?
Pondering about different roles and identities within oneself or in others, possibly questioning societal norms or stereotypes.
Who’s a monkey in my bed?
Reflecting on unexpected or conflicting aspects within relationships or personal space.
And it’s a fine
Emphasizing that the situation or experience being described is acceptable or permissible.
Baby, it’s just a timeshare
Comparing the experience to a timeshare, possibly suggesting a temporary or shared aspect of the situation.
It’s a fine contagious disease
Describing the situation or feeling as something easily spread or transmitted.
And it’s a fine swirling white guardsman
Portraying a refined and protective figure, possibly symbolizing a guardian or protector.
Lay a tombstone on me
Expressing a desire for closure or an end to something, possibly a relationship or an experience.
Stop yearning, stop burning
Encouraging to cease longing or intense desire, possibly related to a specific goal or aspiration.
Staying out late at night
Staying out late at night, potentially engaging in activities outside societal norms or expectations.
Showing her the proper courtship
Displaying proper manners or behavior to win approval, especially from a maternal figure.
Make her mama feel all right
Making efforts to ensure the comfort or satisfaction of someone's mother.
Come along a good husband
Inviting or urging the emergence of qualities associated with a good husband.
Come along a fair bride
Invoking the qualities of a fair or suitable partner in marriage.
Call the latest inception
Referring to the most recent creation or beginning of something.
And you look clean inside
Appearing morally or emotionally pure or untainted.
And its a fine
Reiterating the acceptability or tolerance of the situation or experience.
Baby, it’s a just a timeshare
Similar to line 12, emphasizing the shared or temporary nature of the experience.
It’s fine contagious disease
Reiterating the easily transmitted or shared nature of the described situation or feeling.
And its a fine swirling white guardsman
Repeating the image of a protective and refined figure, possibly suggesting a need for protection or guidance.
Lay a tombstone on me
Reiterating the desire for closure or an end to something.
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