World Class Cinema
World Class Cinema Dreams: A Celestial Love Story Unfolds
Lyrics
I wanna be in the movies, your favorite kind of show
Expresses the desire to be part of the cinematic world, comparing it to a beloved show.
My baby already plays me every time that I go
Reflects the feeling of being portrayed by the speaker's partner whenever they are away.
And I could be in the movies and you can be Rose McGowan
Suggests a fantasy scenario where the speaker and the partner assume roles, with a reference to Rose McGowan, a notable actress.
I feel like I'm famous every time we're alone
Conveys a sense of importance and celebrity-like feeling when alone with the partner.
Every time we're alone
Reiterates the significance of the mentioned feeling when the couple is alone.
Just me, must-see
Emphasizes the uniqueness of the speaker, referring to themselves as a must-see, and the partner as a drama-donna.
Drama-donna upon a masterpiece
Describes the partner as a dramatic masterpiece.
So I stay on screen
Indicates a desire to remain in the spotlight or attention, influenced by the speaker's mother's wish for vanity.
Mama wanted me a vanity
Refers to the speaker's perceived attractiveness and self-importance.
I know that I can make you move
Expresses confidence in the ability to make the partner move, possibly in a metaphorical or emotional sense.
And when your tongue is tied, I'll talk you through
Promises support and guidance when the partner faces difficulties.
My baby said, "I like your point of view"
Shares the partner's appreciation for the speaker's perspective.
I wanna watch it too, ooh
Expresses a desire for shared experiences, possibly watching something together.
I wanna be in the movies, your favorite kind of show
Repeats the aspiration to be part of the cinematic world, emphasizing it as the partner's favorite kind of show.
My baby already plays me every time that I go
Reiterates the partner playing the speaker's character when they are away.
And I could be in the movies and you can be Rose McGowan
Revisits the fantasy scenario with a reference to Rose McGowan.
I feel like I'm famous every time we're alone
Restates the feeling of fame and importance when alone with the partner.
Every time we're alone
Repeats the significance of the mentioned feeling when the couple is alone.
Just me, TV
Describes the speaker as a must-see on TV, entertaining with hilarity.
Entertain your hilarity
Highlights the entertaining nature of the speaker, capable of capturing attention.
So I stay on screen
Expresses a desire to stay in the limelight and captivate the audience.
Shake and bake you up out your seat
Suggests the speaker's ability to energize and excite the audience.
I know that I can make you move
Reaffirms the confidence in the ability to make the partner move.
And when your tongue is tied, I'll talk you through
Reiterates the commitment to guide the partner through challenges.
My baby said, "I like your point of view"
Recalls the partner's appreciation for the speaker's unique perspective.
I wanna watch it too, ooh
Expresses a desire for shared experiences, possibly watching something together, echoing line 15.
I wanna be in the movies, your favorite kind of show
Repeats the longing to be part of the cinematic world, emphasizing it as the partner's favorite show.
My baby already plays me every time that I go
Restates the partner playing the speaker's character when they are away.
And I could be in the movies and you can be Rose McGowan
Revisits the fantasy scenario with a reference to Rose McGowan.
I feel like I'm famous every time we're alone
Reiterates the feeling of fame and importance when alone with the partner.
Every time we're alone
Repeats the significance of the mentioned feeling when the couple is alone.
(We're alone, we're alone, we're alone, we're alone)
Repeats the desire to be with the partner and references Rose McGowan, emphasizing the importance of being alone together.
And I could be
-(We're alone, we're alone, we're alone, we're alone)
-And I could be
-(We're alone, we're alone, we're alone, we're alone)
-And you could be
-(We're alone, we're alone, we're alone, we're alone)
-And I could be
-(We're alone, we're alone, we're alone, we're alone)
-And I could be
-(We're alone, we're alone, we're alone, we're alone)
-And I could be
-(We're alone, we're alone, we're alone, we're alone)
-And you could be
-(We're alone, we're alone, we're alone, we're alone)
-Rose McGowan
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