First Book
Unveiling Love's Chapters: First Book by Cap'n Marble
Lyrics
Maybe I should know you
Contemplation on whether the speaker should be familiar with someone.
Would you even care to
Questioning if the person in question would care about the speaker.
Tell me all the things I want to know
Expressing a desire for information about the person's life.
Where does all the time go
Ruminating on the passage of time.
All the little songs you wrote
Reflecting on the songs created by the person.
Could it be a million days ago
Considering the possibility that much time has passed since a significant event.
How does it feel
Questioning the emotional experience of a particular situation.
How does it feel
Repeating the question about the emotional experience for emphasis.
To be the first book that she wrote
Imagining how it feels to be a significant, possibly pivotal, part of someone's life.
What can you remember
Prompting recall of memories related to the person.
What you tried to sell her
Reflecting on attempts to persuade or influence the person.
If only you had given up your name
If only the speaker had relinquished their identity.
Just the same
Emphasizing similarity or continuity despite changes.
Should I get a number
Contemplating the idea of obtaining a means of contact.
I'll save it for the summer
Deciding to postpone obtaining the contact information until summer.
So I can feel the heat upon my head
Anticipating the warmth of the season on the speaker's head.
Then I'll know
Expressing uncertainty until a future event occurs.
How it would feel
Reiterating the curiosity about the emotional experience.
How it would feel
Repeating the question for emphasis.
To be the first book that she wrote
Imagining the sensation of being a significant part of the person's life.
The first book that she wrote
Repeating the thought of being the first book in the person's life.
Believe me
Asserting sincerity or truthfulness.
I want to push it far away
Expressing a desire to distance oneself from a situation or emotion.
Forgive me
Seeking forgiveness, possibly for a perceived mistake.
Don't say we'll never find a way
Rejecting the notion that there is no solution or path forward.
How would it feel
Returning to the contemplation of the emotional experience.
How would it feel
Repeating the question about the emotional experience for emphasis.
To be the last book that she wrote
Imagining the sensation of being the last significant part of the person's life.
How does it feel
Reiterating the curiosity about the emotional experience.
How does it feel
Repeating the question for emphasis.
To be the first book that she wrote
Revisiting the thought of being the first significant part of the person's life.
I wish I were the first book that she wrote
Expressing a wish to have been the initial meaningful experience for the person.
First book that she wrote
Repeating the desire to be the first significant experience in the person's life.
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