Mexico
Love's Journey: Unraveling the Depths of Desire in Gill Landry's 'Mexico'
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My baby loves a talisman and a holy ghost
My baby is drawn to symbols of protection (talisman) and spiritual experiences (holy ghost).
My baby loves the moon shine and the urchin smoke
My baby is fond of moonlight and the scent of burning urchin smoke.
She loves lotus swamp banjos under cypress groves
She enjoys the music of banjos in lotus-filled swamps beneath cypress trees.
But my baby she don't love me no more
Despite these interests, she no longer loves me.
My baby loves her addiction and a stolen pearls
My baby is attached to her addiction and values stolen pearls.
Loves her conviction to frozen world
She is devoted to her beliefs, even in a frozen or unfeeling world.
She loves drunk galleys, telephones
She loves chaotic situations like drunk galleys and telephones.
But my baby she don't love me no more
Despite these attractions, she no longer loves me.
My baby loves a monkey and the burglars wine
My baby has affection for unconventional things like monkeys and the taste of burglar's wine.
My baby loves the dungeon and matters of time
She is interested in dark, confined spaces (dungeon) and the concept of time.
She loves blood red roses, December snow
She appreciates the beauty of blood-red roses and the serenity of December snow.
But my baby she don't love me no more
Despite these affections, she no longer loves me.
My baby loves the city and the social crutch
My baby is attracted to the bustling life of the city and relies on social support (social crutch).
My baby loves a cop and his brutal touch
She has a fondness for a police officer and the harsh physical contact of a brutal touch.
My baby loves my money and Mexico
She values money and has an affinity for the country of Mexico.
But my baby she don't love me no more
Despite these attractions, she no longer loves me.
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