You're Not Pretty But You Got It Goin' On
Electric Blues of Self-Discovery: Embrace Your Unique Beauty
Lyrics
His own death plays a single song,
Reflecting on one's mortality through a metaphorical mention of death playing a single song.
You feel lost but you know where you're from
Despite feeling lost, there is a sense of self-awareness and connection to one's origins.
You're not pretty but you got it going on
Acknowledging that physical attractiveness may not be present, but there's something appealing or captivating.
Your head swims in electric blues
Feeling overwhelmed or immersed in a state of contemplation symbolized by "electric blues."
If all fails, you can't lose
Even in the face of failure, there is an assurance that one cannot truly lose.
My lover cover his phone
A lover concealing their emotions or intentions, possibly through avoiding communication.
You turned on but there's nobody home
Despite being physically present, there is an emotional absence or disconnect.
Your feet straight but you're not as natural
Appearing composed externally, but lacking a natural or genuine quality.
Your feet ? static shock
Reference to a sensation, possibly indicating a jolt or surprise, represented by "static shock."
It's real, and he's not
Asserting the reality of a situation, contrasting with a perception that may not align with truth.
I got out of my ?
Unclear phrase indicating a departure from a certain state or situation.
I got out of my ?
Repetition of an unclear phrase, possibly emphasizing a significant change or decision.
I've got a plan for the future
Expressing a preparedness for the future with a defined plan.
And that's whatever ? from my fingers
An unspecified aspect that extends or emanates from the fingers, possibly creativity or influence.
How cold, she's so old
Describing someone as emotionally distant or unresponsive, emphasizing their age.
And I cannot believe that you wanna be here
Expressing disbelief that someone would choose to be present in a particular situation or relationship.
On your own, in this cradle of love
Being alone in a vulnerable or nurturing environment, possibly a metaphorical "cradle of love."
His own death plays a single song,
Reiteration of the theme of mortality, with death being associated with playing a song.
You feel lost but you know where you're from
Revisiting the theme of feeling lost but having a sense of origin or identity.
You're not pretty but you got it going on
Reaffirming the idea that attractiveness may not be conventional but still has a unique appeal.
His own death plays a single song,
Continuation of the motif of death playing a song, emphasizing its significance.
You feel lost but you know where you're from
Reiteration of the experience of feeling lost but being grounded in one's origins.
You're not pretty but you got it going on
Reaffirming the idea that unconventional beauty or charm is present despite not fitting traditional standards.
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