Sandy
Sandy's Dance of Redemption: A Love Story Unveiled
Lyrics
Sweet Sandy, won't you be my love
Sweet Sandy, a plea for affection, asking Sandy to be the speaker's love.
Oh Sandy, won't you be my love
A repetition of the request for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
Sweet Sandy, won't you be my love
Another repetition, emphasizing the desire for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
I need dance with my baby
Expressing the need to dance with Sandy, suggesting a desire for a close connection.
I need to see her in the dark
Expressing the desire to see Sandy even in the dark, emphasizing a strong connection.
I need to hold her, and make her mine all mine
Wanting to hold Sandy and make her exclusively the speaker's.
She been on it for years now
Indicating Sandy's long involvement in a certain lifestyle or situation.
Takes the stage and she works the scene
Describing Sandy's performance on stage, possibly in a club or venue.
Just watch her move, she's got to be mine all mine
Expressing a strong desire for Sandy to be exclusively the speaker's.
Oh Sandy, won't you be my love (won't you be my love)
A repeated plea for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
Sweet Sandy, won't you be my love (won't you be my love)
Repetition of the desire for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
Oh Sandy, won't you be my love
Continuation of the plea for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
She wants to be a writer
Describing Sandy's ambition to be a writer, despite financial challenges.
But the money has been too damn good
Highlighting the lucrative nature of her current work at Lucifer's Playpen.
At Lucifer's Playpen down on Spring and Main
Specifying the location of Lucifer's Playpen, suggesting a gritty environment.
She's got a son and a daughter
Indicating Sandy has children from a past relationship.
Her ex he don't help her none
Stating that Sandy's ex does not provide assistance.
Well, I got to save her and make her mine all mine
Expressing a determination to save Sandy and make her exclusively the speaker's.
Oh Sandy, won't you be my love (won't you be my love)
Repetition of the plea for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
Sweet Sandy, won't you be my love
Another repetition of the desire for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
She goes by Sandy
Introducing an alternative name, Sandy, implying uncertainty about her real name.
I don't even know if that's her name
Expressing uncertainty about Sandy's real name.
She been hurt just one too many times I guess
Suggesting that Sandy has been emotionally hurt multiple times.
Time for her feature
Referring to a significant moment or opportunity for Sandy.
Takes the stage and she works the scene
Describing Sandy's stage performance, possibly indicating a career in entertainment.
Just watch her move, she's got to be mine all mine
Expressing a strong desire for Sandy to be exclusively the speaker's.
Oh Sandy, won't you be my love (won't you be my love)
Another repetition of the desire for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
Oh Sandy, won't you be my love (won't you be my love)
Continuation of the plea for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
Sweet Sandy, won't you be my love (won't you be my love)
Repetition of the desire for Sandy to be the speaker's love.
Oh Sandy, won't you be my love
Final plea for Sandy to be the speaker's love, possibly concluding the narrative.
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