You Got the Silver
Silver and Gold: Unveiling the Depths of Love in 'You Got the Silver'
Lyrics
Hey babe, what's in your eyes?
Asking the person about their emotions or thoughts.
I saw them flashing like airplane lights
Noticing the intensity of the person's emotions, like the lights of an airplane.
You fill my cup, babe, that's for sure
Expressing gratitude for the emotional fulfillment provided by the person.
I must come back for a little more
Anticipating the need to return for more emotional connection.
You got my heart you got my soul
Acknowledging that the person has the speaker's heart and soul.
You got the silver you got the gold
Emphasizing the person's possession of valuable qualities, silver, and gold.
You got the diamonds from the mine
Referring to diamonds from the mine, possibly alluding to precious and deep emotions.
Well that's all right, it'll buy some time
Accepting that material wealth can provide temporary relief or distraction.
Tell me, honey, what will I do
Pleading for guidance or support in times of need.
When I'm hungry and thirsty too
Describing basic human needs for sustenance and satisfaction.
Feeling foolish, and that's for sure
Acknowledging moments of feeling foolish or vulnerable.
Just waiting here at your kitchen door?
Waiting for the person's response or presence at a symbolic "kitchen door."
Hey baby, what's in your eyes?
Repeating the inquiry about the person's emotional state.
Is that the diamonds from the mine?
Questioning if the person's emotions are as precious as diamonds.
What's that laughing in your smile?
Not concerned about the reasons behind the person's smile.
I don't care, no, I don't care
Expressing a lack of concern about certain aspects of the person's demeanor.
Oh babe, you got my soul
Reiterating that the person possesses the speaker's soul.
You got the silver, you got the gold
Affirming the person's possession of silver and gold as well as the speaker's blindness to material concerns.
It's just your love, just leave me blind
Stating that the person's love is enough, even if it blinds the speaker.
I don't care, no, that's no big surprise
Indicating a lack of concern or surprise about the blindness caused by love.
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