Poughkeepsie

Rhythmic Revelations by the Banks of Poughkeepsie
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Lyrics

By the banks of old Poughkeepsie

Reflecting on the location "Poughkeepsie."

My love swam with me

Recalling a shared experience of swimming with a loved one.

Nature's tender bones are breathing lungs

Describing nature as delicate and alive.

Each breaths each breeze

Emphasizing the interconnectedness of breath, wind, and life.

Have you felt it have you

Asking if the listener has experienced a certain feeling.

I've felt it too

Confirming personal experience of the mentioned feeling.

And so have you

Asserting that the listener has also felt the same.

Summer days she stays by her window

Describing someone spending summer days indoors.

Her saggy flesh it sweeps the floor

Depicting the physical state of the person, possibly elderly.

Down her steps and through her hallway

Detailing the path from her home to the outside.

Comin out her door

Describing her emergence from the house.

Have you seen it have you

Asking if the listener has witnessed a similar scene.

I've seen that too

Confirming personal observation of the described scene.

And so have you

Reiterating that the listener has also seen this.

Now man holds hands hand neck shaped cobweb

Introducing a man holding a cobweb-shaped like a neck.

White oil fills each pore

Portraying the man's body being filled with white oil.

Again down your steps and through your hallways

Describing a similar scene to the woman's emergence.

Jumpin out your door

Depicting the man jumping out of a door.

And have you done it

Asking if the listener has experienced the described situation.

I've done that too

Confirming personal participation in the described activity.

And so have you

Affirming that the listener has also done the same.

Well love me tender

Expressing a desire for tender love.

Viva Las Vegas and now I'm all shook up

Referencing popular culture with "Viva Las Vegas" and "all shook up."

Heartbreak hotel

Mentioning iconic locations and songs related to love and heartbreak.

Lordy miss cordy

Using a playful name, possibly referring to a character.

Blue moon blue suede shoes

Mentioning more classic songs and elements associated with love.

And have you heard it have you

Asking if the listener has heard a specific sound or message.

I've heard it too

Confirming personal awareness of the mentioned sound or message.

And I know for sure

Asserting certainty that the listener has also heard it.

That so have you

Concluding that the listener shares the experiences mentioned.

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