Lyrics
That Crystelle, you temptress, you creature of back booths
Describing Crystelle as a tempting and mysterious figure often found in secluded places.
So accomplished at dancin' when walkin' would do
Highlighting Crystelle's skill in dancing, even when a simple walk would suffice.
There's a neon fire in your eyes reflecting off a rhinestone tear
Noting a fiery and vibrant quality in Crystelle's eyes, with a tear adorned with rhinestones.
Fixed upon your cheek to see who cares
Observing a tear on Crystelle's cheek, suggesting vulnerability and seeking attention.
And that's way too much for a country boy who stares
Expressing the overwhelming impact of Crystelle's presence on a country boy who is captivated.
"Our life is just a private joke", she said it like that was the punch line
Quoting Crystelle characterizing their life as a private joke, possibly hinting at a shared understanding.
Me, I fell in love now, wouldn't you?
Expressing the speaker's love for Crystelle despite the unconventional nature of their relationship.
And here's a fine madness in the air it comes and goes like honeysuckle
Describing a sense of madness in the air, akin to honeysuckle, that comes and goes unpredictably.
Sent to you free from what to do
Suggesting that the speaker is unsure about what to do, as implied by the phrase "free from what to do."
Oh, me I fell in love now, wouldn't you?
Reiterating the speaker's falling in love with Crystelle.
Oh that Crystelle, she's barely a woman
Characterizing Crystelle as someone who is not fully matured but possesses captivating qualities.
Oh that Crystelle, she's hardly a child
Highlighting the dual nature of Crystelle, not quite a woman yet not entirely a child.
Oh that Crystelle, I know she saw me comin'
Suggesting Crystelle's awareness of the speaker's approach, possibly implying a degree of manipulation.
But doesn't Crystelle have a beautiful smile
Complimenting Crystelle's beautiful smile despite her complex nature.
She's a reason to be reckless, she's the right to Rock 'n' Roll
Portraying Crystelle as a reason to be daring and embrace the spirit of Rock 'n' Roll.
She's exactly what they meant when they told you not to go
Emphasizing Crystelle as the embodiment of a warning not to pursue certain paths.
And her breath's as sweet as chewing gum
Comparing Crystelle's breath to sweet chewing gum, possibly symbolizing a pleasant and addictive quality.
And her heart's a gold as kingdom come
Describing Crystelle's heart as pure and valuable, using the metaphor of gold as kingdom come.
She's heaven sent and hell bent to run
Depicting Crystelle as a captivating and unpredictable figure destined to explore both heaven and hell.
Oh, me I fell in love now, wouldn't you?
Reiterating the speaker's love for Crystelle despite the challenges.
Oh that Crystelle, she's barely a woman
Repeating the idea of Crystelle being in a transitional phase between womanhood and childhood.
Oh that Crystelle, she's hardly a child
Reiterating Crystelle's dual nature as a not-quite-woman and not-entirely-child.
Oh that Crystelle, I know she saw me comin'
Suggesting Crystelle's anticipation of the speaker's approach but with a positive demeanor.
But doesn't Crystelle have a beautiful smile
Complimenting Crystelle's beautiful smile once again.
Oh that Crystelle, she's barely a woman
Repeating the characterization of Crystelle's transitional state between womanhood and childhood.
Oh that Crystelle, she's hardly a child
Reiterating the dual nature of Crystelle, balancing between womanhood and childhood.
Oh that Crystelle, I know she saw me comin'
Repeating the idea of Crystelle expecting the speaker's approach with a positive outlook.
But doesn't Crystelle have a beautiful smile
Reaffirming the admiration for Crystelle's beautiful smile.
Oh me, I fell in love now, wouldn't you?
Finalizing the song by emphasizing the speaker's love for Crystelle despite the complexities of their relationship.
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