Lyrics
So he's lying on top again
Depicts someone in a dominant position or control, similar to Gepetto controlling his doll.
Just like Gepetto with his doll
Reference to Gepetto, who created and controlled Pinocchio; drawing a comparison to someone exerting control over another.
And he's running around the bend
The person is moving energetically, possibly in a circular or repetitive manner.
And I can't get him out of this house
Unable to remove this person from a situation or place.
And if you bore him, you'll lose your soul to him
Warning about the consequences of boring or not engaging this individual, as it may result in losing oneself or autonomy.
So that kid from the bad home came over my house again
A troubled individual from a difficult background visited again, causing damage.
Decapitated all my dolls
Destroyed possessions, similar to Gepetto's dolls being decapitated.
And if you bore me, you'll lose your soul to me
Similar warning to line 5, suggesting repercussions if one bores or fails to engage the speaker.
Hey Gepetto, where'd you put it?
Asking Gepetto about a specific location or item, metaphorically referencing searching for something.
Oh, Gepetto, whoa whoa
Repeated question directed at Gepetto, possibly conveying frustration or urgency.
Hey Gepetto, where'd you put it?
Reiteration of the question regarding the whereabouts of something from Gepetto.
Oh, Gepetto, whoa whoa
Continued repetition of the inquiry aimed at Gepetto.
And if you bore him, you're gonna lose your soul
Reiterating the warning that neglecting or failing to entertain this person will result in losing oneself or autonomy.
Hey Gepetto, where'd you get to?
Questioning Gepetto's whereabouts or activities, repeating the theme of seeking something.
Oh, Gepetto, whoa whoa
Reiteration of the inquiry about Gepetto's location or actions.
Hey Gepetto, where'd you get to?
Repeated questioning aimed at Gepetto.
Oh, Gepetto, whoa whoa
Continued repetition of the inquiry directed at Gepetto.
Hey Gepetto, what'd you get me?
Inquiring Gepetto about a gift or something received, maintaining the theme of asking for something.
Oh, Gepetto, whoa whoa
Repeated questioning about what Gepetto has given or provided.
So he's lying on top again
Repetition of the situation depicted in line 1, emphasizing the dominance or control of one person over another.
Just like Gepetto
Reiteration of the comparison to Gepetto and his control, reinforcing the dominance or manipulation in the relationship.
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