Sam, You Made the Pants Too Long

Fashion Folly: When Sam's Design Unravels Meaning
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Lyrics

Trousers draggin', slowly draggin' through the street

Trousers dragging through the street, emphasizing their length and impracticality.

Yes, I'm walking, but I'm walking without feet

Expressing a paradoxical situation of walking without feet, metaphorically highlighting the discomfort.

I'm not finding fault at all

Declaring a lack of criticism toward size differences.

With what's too big and what's too small

Acceptance of variations in size but an emphasis on a broken promise of both ends meeting.

But Sam, Sam, you promised me both ends would meet

Expressing disappointment in unfulfilled promises related to the fit of the clothing.

You made the coat and vest fit the best

Praising the fitting of the coat and vest, showing appreciation for certain aspects of the outfit.

You made the lining nice and strong

Commending the strength of the lining, another positive aspect of the clothing.

But Sam, you made the pants too long

Criticizing the excessive length of the pants, highlighting a flaw in the tailoring.

You made the teak lapel look so swell

Appreciating the teak lapel's appearance, acknowledging the positive elements of the outfit.

Who am I to say that you're wrong?

Expressing a lack of authority to criticize but reiterating the issue with the pants' length.

But Sam, you made the pants too long

Repeating the criticism of excessively long pants, emphasizing the issue.

They got the belt, and they got suspenders

Describing the inclusion of both belt and suspenders in an attempt to secure the pants.

So what can they lose?

Raising the question of the effectiveness of belts and suspenders in this situation.

But what good are belts, what good suspenders

Highlighting the futility of belts and suspenders when pants are too long.

When the pants are hanging over the shoes?

Emphasizing the impracticality of long pants, particularly in relation to shoes.

You feel the winter breeze up and down the knees

Describing the physical discomfort of feeling the winter breeze due to excessively long pants.

The belt is where the tie belongs

Connecting the inappropriately placed belt to the tie, emphasizing the awkwardness.

'cause Sam, Sam, Sam,

Addressing Sam directly, reiterating the criticism of excessively long pants.

You made the pants too long

Summarizing the main complaint, stating that Sam made the pants too long.

You know what I mean, Sam?

Reaffirming the message to Sam, seeking understanding and agreement on the issue.

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