Lyrics
Wool shirt, Will's shirt, who's an expert
The song starts with a mention of a wool shirt that belongs to someone named Will. The speaker refers to this shirt as if it belongs to an expert or someone admirable.
It's got four holes just like mine (Just like mine)
The wool shirt has four holes, possibly referring to the buttons or natural gaps in the fabric, and the speaker notes that their shirt also has the same feature.
Wool top, Will's top, how will I top
A comparison is drawn between the wool shirt and a personal top (possibly another piece of clothing). The speaker seems to ponder how they can match or surpass the style or quality of Will's top.
When I try to be fancy like him (Like him)
The speaker expresses a desire to emulate or compete with Will's fashion sense but finds it challenging.
You used to write me letters
The subject (possibly a past lover or friend) used to communicate with the speaker through written letters.
Playing pretend
The reference to "Playing pretend" suggests that the letters might have contained playful or imaginary content.
You used to write me letters
Reiteration of the memory of receiving letters from the subject.
So write me a card again
The speaker requests the subject to write them another card, implying a desire for renewed communication or nostalgia.
Woo
An interjection, possibly expressing excitement or anticipation.
Wool you, will you, would I wish you
The speaker plays with words related to "wool" and "will", suggesting a playful or teasing tone. There's a wishful sentiment about the subject's presence to enjoy a musical or shared experience.
Were here so we can sing it all night (Sing it all night)
The desire to sing and enjoy the moment with the subject is reiterated.
Wool me, woo me, you can wow me
The speaker asks the subject to admire or appreciate them, possibly referencing the wool shirt or their attempt to be like Will.
Boy if you just wear it right (Wear it right)
Advice or encouragement for the subject to wear something (possibly the wool shirt) in a particular manner or style.
You used to write me letters
Another recall of the subject's letters and the playful nature of their correspondence.
Playing pretend
Reference to the earlier memory of the subject's letters and their playful content.
You used to write me letters
Reiteration of the desire for more letters from the subject.
So write me a card again
The speaker again expresses the wish for the subject to send them another card, emphasizing the value of written communication.
Garment sweater, I'd feel better
The speaker mentions a garment sweater, expressing a desire for one, possibly to match or feel connected to the subject's style.
Having one of my own
The speaker acknowledges that having a similar garment would make them feel better or more connected.
But then again, you look a ten
The subject is complimented for looking excellent or perfect in their cardigan.
In your cardigan
A playful or melodic interjection, possibly indicating a musical or rhythmic transition in the song.
La la la la
A directive or suggestion for the subject to wear something appropriately or stylishly.
Wear it right
An exclamation or sound of amusement, possibly indicating the lighthearted nature of the song or lyrics.
Woo, haha
A playful interjection or laughter sound, possibly ending the song on a cheerful note.
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