The Moon is Full
Moonlit Love Journey: Embracing the Night's Fullness
Lyrics
I said the moon is full, I feel my love comin' down
The speaker expresses a sense of fulfillment and anticipation as the moon is full, symbolizing a positive emotional state associated with love.
I said the moon is full, I feel my love comin' down
Reiteration of the speaker's emotional state, emphasizing the connection between the full moon and the imminent arrival of love.
You see I met this little girl
The speaker introduces a romantic interest, a "little girl," suggesting the beginning of a romantic story.
I don't think I'm gonna want to, want to, leave this town
The speaker expresses a reluctance to leave the town, indicating a strong attachment to the newfound love interest.
All my friends call me crazy, you just don't know how I feel inside
Acknowledgment of societal perception where the speaker's friends consider him crazy, possibly due to the intensity of his emotions.
All my friends call me crazy, you just don't know how I feel inside
Reiteration of the speaker's misunderstood emotional state, emphasizing the internal conflict between societal expectations and personal feelings.
You know I love this little girl,
Declaration of love for the "little girl," emphasizing her physical attribute of "pretty brown eyes."
'Cause she's got the little pretty, pretty brown eyes
The speaker appreciates the physical beauty of the love interest, reinforcing the depth of his affection.
Gonna take that train in the mornin', I think I'm gonna go back home
The speaker plans to take a morning train, expressing a desire to return to his home.
Gonna catch that train in the mornin' y'all
Reiteration of the plan to catch a morning train, underscoring the importance of returning home.
I think I'm gonna go back home
Reinforcement of the intention to return home, with the knowledge that the "little girl" understands he won't be gone for long.
And I know that my little girl know, oh that I won't be gone
Affirmation that the love interest is aware of the speaker's temporary absence.
I won't be gone 'till dawn
Confirmation that the speaker will only be away until dawn, emphasizing a short duration of absence.
If I miss that train, I think I'm gonna to have to hitch-hike
If the speaker misses the train, he contemplates hitch-hiking as an alternative mode of transportation.
If I miss that train in the mornin' y'all
Reiteration of the potential need to hitch-hike if the train is missed, highlighting the urgency of returning home.
I guess I'm gonna have to hitch-hike
The speaker acknowledges the possibility of hitch-hiking and emphasizes the need to inform the love interest about the extended absence.
And I'll let my little girl know, I'll just be gone
Assurance to the "little girl" that the absence will be temporary if hitch-hiking becomes necessary.
I'll be gone overnight
The speaker anticipates an overnight absence but reassures the love interest of his return.
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