Lyrics
We ran through the rain together
Expresses a shared experience of running in the rain together.
You said I looked nice, I said you looked pretty
Exchange of compliments about appearance between the two individuals.
You held my hand, you pulled me close
Physical closeness indicated by holding hands and pulling closer.
And whispered “take me home”
Expresses a desire or request to be taken home, possibly implying a deeper emotional connection.
We turned around as fast as we could
Quick reaction to a situation, changing direction swiftly.
And jumped on the very next train
Acting promptly, getting on the next train.
I said “I love you more than life”
Declaration of strong affection, expressing love intensely.
You said “I feel the same”
Mutual feelings of love or affection expressed by the other person.
And we talked about nothing forever
Engagement in prolonged, meaningless yet intimate conversation.
You spoke to the walls, they told you a story
Metaphorically addressing the act of talking to someone who might not respond, indicating loneliness or detachment.
The world spun underneath our feet
Sense of disorientation or dizziness due to the world's movement beneath.
As we shut our exhausted eyes
Fatigue leading to closing of eyes, possibly indicating emotional exhaustion.
We wrote our names in a heart on the sand
Symbolic act of commitment or affection by writing names in a heart, erased by the sea, indicating impermanence.
And saw the sea wash it away
Witnessing the erasure of the symbolic commitment, possibly reflecting on the transient nature of relationships.
I said “I want you in my life”
Expresses a desire for the person to be a part of the speaker's life.
She said “okay”
Consent or agreement given by the other person to be part of the speaker's life.
She was gonna go, but I said “no, I don’t think so”
Speaker's attempt to prevent the other person from leaving.
She looked at me, she smiled at me
Reciprocal positive interaction reflected in a smile.
And now I’ll tell you what she said:
Introduction to a dialogue about a specific topic.
“Do you like candy floss?”
Introduction of the topic of "candy floss" into the conversation.
I said “yeah, it’s alright”
Neutral or average response to the inquiry about liking candy floss.
She said “take me to a fun fair and we’ll eat candy floss tonight”
Suggestion or invitation to visit a fun fair to enjoy candy floss together.
And we spun on the teacups
Engagement in a playful activity, spinning on teacups.
Round and round and round until we felt dizzy
Repetitive spinning leading to dizziness.
You asked me to win you a bear
Request made by one person to win a prize for the other.
And said it was fine when I failed
Acceptance of failure in achieving the requested task.
(And we all know those things are rigged anyway.)
Commentary on the unfairness or difficulty of winning prizes at such events.
You and me, spinning through the trees ’till our faces were blue
Engagement in an activity until physical discomfort, suggesting dedication or commitment.
I’ll always be that little boy sharing candy floss with you
Permanent association of a shared memory involving candy floss, reflecting on a cherished past moment.
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