Lyrics
Just for fun, my vibrant one, grow old
Encouraging the vibrant one to age just for the sake of enjoyment or amusement.
With dying suns my vibrant one's grown cold
Describing how the vibrant one has become emotionally cold as time passes, perhaps due to life's challenges.
You grow cold as you wait for me in the night, as you struggle
Addressing the vibrant one growing emotionally distant while waiting in the night, facing difficulties.
You'll wait for me, for you asked, asked for trouble
Referring to the vibrant one's willingness to face trouble, implying a conscious choice in the matter.
We're not done, my trembling one, be still
Expressing that things are not over, addressing the trembling one and asking them to remain calm.
'Til I come parading back in red frills with black thrills for you
Describing a return with vivid and intense emotions, using imagery of red frills and black thrills for the vibrant one.
Wait for me in the night, as you struggle
Reiterating the idea of waiting in the night while facing struggles.
You'll wait for me, for you asked, asked for trouble
Emphasizing that the vibrant one actively sought trouble or challenges.
Don't take tears in your dress seriously
Advising not to take emotional distress (tears) too seriously, possibly suggesting resilience.
Don't take wounds in my chest seriously and desperately, I beg you
Pleading not to take wounds in the speaker's chest too seriously, indicating vulnerability and a plea for understanding.
Wait for me in the night, as you struggle
Repeating the theme of waiting in the night and struggling, indicating a recurring pattern.
You'll wait for me, for you asked, begged for trouble
Reiterating that the vibrant one actively sought and even begged for trouble or challenges.
Wait for me, for you asked, begged for trouble
Re-emphasizing the vibrant one's active choice in asking and begging for trouble or challenges.
Don't take wounds in my chest seriously
Reiterating the plea not to take the wounds in the speaker's chest too seriously, with a sense of desperation.
Just wait
Ending with a directive to wait, closing the narrative or plea.
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