Mercy
Screaming for Mercy: Unveiling the Passionate Tale in Harry Marshall's Melody
Lyrics
Well you,
Addressing someone directly, likely the subject of the song.
Let my eyes pronounce,
Expressing admiration for the person, emphasizing the impact on the speaker's eyes.
such a godamn heavenly view,
Describing the person as incredibly beautiful or awe-inspiring.
You can scream and shout,
Suggesting that the person has the ability to express themselves loudly.
But the music’s far too loud,
Noticing that the music is too loud, possibly hindering communication.
(Chorus)
Introducing the chorus section.
All choked up cos’ you were on the cusp,
Feeling emotionally overwhelmed because the person was on the verge of a better time.
Of a brighter day,
Acknowledging the impending pain or difficulty.
But you know this one is gunna hurt me,
Expressing the realization that the situation will cause emotional pain.
Now I’m screaming out for mercy,
Pleading for mercy, suggesting a desperate need for relief from the emotional turmoil.
But it’s all gone,
Indicating that the positive situation is now gone or lost.
All choked up cos’ you were on the cusp,
Repeating the feeling of being overwhelmed by a missed opportunity for happiness.
Of a brighter day,
Reiterating the recognition of impending pain due to a lost opportunity.
But you know this one is gunna hurt me,
Repeating the realization that the current situation will be painful.
Now I’m screaming out for mercy,
Reiterating the plea for mercy in the face of emotional distress.
But it’s all gone
Emphasizing the irreversibility of the lost opportunity and the resulting pain.
And I tried quite hard,
Expressing effort in self-protection but admitting to emotional wounds.
To protect myself but it always leaves me scarred,
Highlighting the difficulty in guarding against emotional harm.
Well you lit a torch on fire with desire,
Metaphorically describing the intense passion and its impact on the speaker's heart.
And threw it in my heart,
Describing an act of causing emotional pain through desire.
All run out of my will power,
Feeling depleted of the ability to resist or control the situation.
Cos’ when your clothes come off,
Linking the loss of willpower to a vulnerable moment when intimacy is involved.
I’m at your mercy,
Being subject to the influence or control of the person when intimate.
All run out of my will power,
Repeating the loss of willpower in the face of vulnerability.
Cos’ when your clothes come off…
Reiterating the impact of vulnerability when the person undresses.
All run out of my will power,
Continuing to emphasize the loss of control in intimate situations.
Cos’ when your clothes come off,
Linking the loss of willpower to the vulnerability when clothes are removed.
I’m at your mercy,
Expressing vulnerability and lack of control when intimate.
All run out of my will power,
Repeating the theme of vulnerability and loss of control in intimate moments.
Cos’ when your clothes come off…
Emphasizing the impact of vulnerability when the person undresses.
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