Mango
Mystical Mango Garden: Unraveling the Essence of Bruce Cockburn's Song
Lyrics
She's got a mango in the garden, sweet as can be
Refers to a mango in the garden, symbolizing something sweet and desirable.
She's got a mango in the garden, full of mystery
Highlights the mystery associated with the mango in the garden.
She's got a mango in the garden, from the original tree
Emphasizes the mango's connection to the original tree, possibly representing roots or authenticity.
She's got a mango in the garden, shares it with me
Suggests a sense of sharing and intimacy regarding the mango.
Humid gleaming precious well
Describes a humid and gleaming environment with a precious well.
Love to drink that water
Expresses a fondness for drinking water, possibly metaphorical for seeking sustenance or life's essence.
Parallel worlds when the sun goes down
Alludes to parallel worlds during sunset, introducing a sense of duality or alternate realities.
The atmosphere grows hotter
Implies an increase in intensity or tension as the atmosphere grows hotter.
She's got a mango in the garden, sweet as can be
Reiterates the sweetness of the mango in the garden.
She's got a mango in the garden, full of mystery
Reaffirms the mystery associated with the mango.
She's got a mango in the garden, from the original tree
Restates the mango's connection to the original tree, emphasizing authenticity.
She's got a mango in the garden, shares it with me
Repeats the idea of sharing the mango, underlining a sense of connection.
I slip through the glistening gate
Describes slipping through a glistening gate, suggesting a transition or entrance into a special place.
Tide began to pound
Introduces a tide that begins to pound, possibly representing emotional or transformative waves.
Tears of light poured over me
Depicts tears of light pouring over, hinting at a profound and luminous experience.
And ricocheted all around
Suggests a cascading effect of emotions or energies all around.
She's got a mango in the garden, sweet as can be
Repeats the sweetness of the mango, emphasizing its positive and desirable qualities.
She's got a mango in the garden, full of mystery
Reiterates the mysterious nature of the mango, maintaining a sense of intrigue.
She's got a mango in the garden, from the original tree
Restates the mango's connection to the original tree, reinforcing authenticity and roots.
She's got a mango in the garden, shares it with me
Reaffirms the idea of sharing the mango, signifying a bond or connection between individuals.
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