You Turn Me On
Heart's Plea: A Desperate Call to the Healing Hands
Lyrics
Doctor doctor won't you please come over
Expressing a call for medical attention, possibly metaphorical for seeking emotional or romantic support.
There's a pain in my chest, yes that's what I told you
Reiterating the physical pain in the chest, likely symbolizing emotional distress or heartache.
Doctor doctor won't you please come over
Repeated request for the doctor's presence, emphasizing the urgency of the emotional situation.
There's a pain in my chest, yes that's what I told you
Reiteration of the emotional pain, underscoring the importance of the doctor's response.
That's the beat of my heart, doctor(s) please won't you come
Suggesting that the heartbeat is a plea for attention and care, possibly from the doctors or someone else.
Doctor doctor won't you please come over
Repetition of the call for the doctor, shifting the focus to the speaker's interaction with a female figure.
There's a pain in my chest, yes that's what I told her
Highlighting the chest pain again, connecting it to the encounter with the female figure.
When she got to my river
Describing the female figure's arrival at the speaker's "river," potentially a metaphor for a personal or intimate space.
Sat down on my bed
Describing the female figure sitting on the speaker's bed, setting the scene for a personal conversation.
and I spoken to her : stopped the spoken
Interruption in communication, possibly reflecting a pause or change in the speaker's approach.
Here's what I said:
Introducing the speaker's spoken words to the female figure.
Oh baby girl, don't just stand,
Addressing the female figure as "baby girl" and urging her not to stand, implying a desire for intimacy.
I'm not a gentle man I don't care about your boyfriend
Expressing the speaker's disregard for the female figure's boyfriend, suggesting a focus on their connection.
She said: Your soul, burning just for such a drunken
Quoting the female figure, mentioning the speaker's soul and describing it as burning for someone in a troubled state.
mess. There's no way it's going to happen
Rejecting the possibility of a romantic involvement due to the perceived chaos or intoxication of the speaker's soul.
Oh baby girl, don't just stand, I'm not a gentle man, oh no no
Repeating the plea for the female figure not to stand, emphasizing the speaker's non-gentlemanly nature.
Doctor doctor won't you please come over
Repeating the call for the doctor, reinforcing the theme of seeking emotional or romantic assistance.
There's a pain in my chest, yes that's what I told you
Reiterating the chest pain, maintaining the connection between physical and emotional distress.
Doctor doctor won't you please come over
Repeating the urgent request for the doctor's presence, stressing the ongoing emotional struggle.
There's a pain in my chest, yes that's what I told you
Reiterating the chest pain, underscoring the persistence of the emotional distress.
That's the beat of my heart, doctor(s) please won't you come
Repeating the notion of the heartbeat as a plea for the doctors to come, concluding the song with the same theme.
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