Love List
A Love Unraveled: Alphabetical Confessions in Eskimo Joe's Melody
Lyrics
How can we list, can we list our love?
Expressing uncertainty or difficulty in quantifying or categorizing their love.
How about in alphabetical order?
Suggesting a playful or unconventional approach to categorizing their love, perhaps implying the complexity of emotions.
You say yes and then you correct me
Highlighting a willingness to engage in the task but with the need for correction, indicating potential challenges in defining their love.
I think it might get messy
Anticipating complications or difficulties in organizing their love, creating a sense of foreboding.
I'm going to have to drunkenly, confess to you
Acknowledging the need for vulnerability and honesty, expressing a desire to confess feelings while under the influence.
That you drive me crazy
Admitting that the other person drives them crazy, revealing intense emotions.
And you know it's true
Acknowledging the truth of being driven crazy, reinforcing the sincerity of emotions.
And yeah, maybe
Introducing a sense of uncertainty or hesitation regarding the next steps in their relationship.
I might have to kiss you
Contemplating the possibility of expressing feelings physically, specifically through a kiss.
How can we list, can we list our love?
Repeating the initial question, emphasizing the challenge or complexity of listing their love.
How about in alphabetical order?
Reiterating the suggestion to list their love alphabetically, maintaining a playful tone.
I know it's just your way of complaining
Interpreting a complaint about the speaker's behavior, possibly suggesting a need for improvement.
That all boys are no good
Imagining a generalization about all boys being no good, expressing frustration or disappointment.
And I'm just pretending, that I'm a sucker for you
Admitting to pretending, possibly implying a desire to please or meet expectations despite shortcomings.
Please believe me
Asserting support and loyalty, reassuring the other person of the speaker's commitment.
I'm here for you
Reiterating availability and support, reinforcing commitment to the other person.
And yeah, maybe
Expressing openness to physical affection, continuing the theme of potential romantic gestures.
I might have to kiss you
Repeating the contemplation of kissing, emphasizing the possibility of expressing love physically.
How can we list, can we list our love?
Posing the initial question again, indicating a persistent uncertainty or struggle in defining their love.
How about in alphabetical order?
Reiterating the suggestion to list their love alphabetically, maintaining a consistent and playful approach.
How can we list, can we list our love?
Repeating the challenge of listing their love, emphasizing the ongoing difficulty in categorizing their emotions.
How about in alphabetical order?
Reiterating the suggestion to list their love alphabetically, bringing closure to the lyrical exploration of their feelings.
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