Jacqueline
Jacqueline's Resilience: Navigating Life Beyond Clichés
Lyrics
They say stay at home
Advice to stay home, possibly suggesting a desire for comfort or avoiding certain distractions.
You don't care for the TV soaps
Implying disinterest in conventional entertainment like television dramas.
So Jacqueline, you're invincible
Addressing someone named Jacqueline, portraying her as strong and unbeatable.
We're falling into the olden days
Suggesting a return to past times or nostalgia.
But you don't care for the old clichés
Indicates Jacqueline doesn’t conform to typical or outdated ideas.
So Jacqueline, I know you know
Acknowledging Jacqueline's awareness of something important.
But it's hard to make sense out of the movie
Feeling confused or disoriented within a situation, possibly a metaphorical movie.
When you're in the starring role
Feeling like the central character or protagonist in a confusing situation.
Jacqueline, oh
Calling out to Jacqueline.
Jacqueline, oh
Repetition emphasizing the attention on Jacqueline.
You're in this abode
Her presence or influence in a place (abode).
(No one can dry your eyes, it's up to you)
An encouragement for Jacqueline to handle her emotions or problems independently.
Jacqueline, oh
Repeated callout to Jacqueline.
So Jacqueline, when you're sleep deprived
When tired or lacking sleep, Jacqueline sees things from her mother's perspective.
You see through your mother's eyes
Understanding or experiencing things as her mother did.
And all of the things she knew
Knowledge passed down from her mother.
So don't listen to anyone
Encouragement to ignore external opinions or advice.
Between you and the setting sun
Between her and the end of the day, Jacqueline should trust her own efforts.
You're doing the best you can do
Acknowledgment of doing the best under the circumstances.
But it's hard to make sense out of the movie
Feeling perplexed within a situation or story (movie).
When you're in the starring role
Being the main character in a confusing situation.
Jacqueline, oh
Calling out to Jacqueline again.
Jacqueline, oh
Reiteration of the focus on Jacqueline.
You're in this abode
Her presence or influence in a place (abode).
(No one can dry your eyes, it's up to you)
An encouragement for Jacqueline to handle her emotions or problems independently.
Jacqueline, oh
Repeated callout to Jacqueline.
The good times are well
Repetition emphasizing the anticipation of better times ahead, suggesting hope or optimism.
Oh well, they're coming 'round the bend
-The good times are well
-Oh well, they're coming 'round the bend
-The good times are well
-Oh well, they're coming 'round the bend
-The good times are well
-Oh well, they're coming 'round the bend
-The good times are well
-Oh well, they're coming 'round the bend
-The good times are well
-Oh well, they're coming 'round the bend
-The good times are well
-Oh well, they're coming 'round the bend
-Jacqueline, oh
Calling out to Jacqueline yet again.
Jacqueline, oh
Emphasizing the focus on Jacqueline.
You're in this abode
Her presence or influence in a place (abode).
(No one can dry your eyes, it's up to you)
An encouragement for Jacqueline to handle her emotions or problems independently.
Jacqueline, oh
Repeated callout to Jacqueline.
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