Shine
Unveiling Temptation: The Allure of Innocence and Darkness
Lyrics
His Virgin Mary
Referring to a woman as a pure and untainted figure, like Virgin Mary in Christian beliefs.
Away she has come
Expressing that this woman has arrived or entered the scene.
He's blinded always by her innocence
The person is consistently captivated by her innocence, suggesting admiration or infatuation.
He quivers as her mouth glides eagerly across the flesh
Describing a physical interaction, likely intimate, with the woman.
His eyes close
The person closes his eyes, perhaps overwhelmed or trying to distance himself emotionally.
He turns away-but she still just shines, shines
Despite turning away, the woman still radiates or stands out, symbolizing her impact or allure.
Shines-too bright for him to look at
Her presence is so intense that it is challenging for him to face or confront.
She shines, shines, shine
Emphasizing the woman's shining qualities, possibly her charisma or inner light.
Shine shine shine away my Mary shine shine shine.
An encouragement for the woman to continue shining.
In darkness his whore she lies in wait
Describing the woman as a "whore" in darkness, suggesting a negative or hidden aspect of her.
She's ever ready to devour him
Indicating the woman's readiness to consume or control him, possibly highlighting a destructive aspect of the relationship.
Quivers as her mouth glides eagerly across the flesh
Repeating the intimate description, reinforcing a sense of intensity.
His eyes close-he turns away
Reiterating the person's attempt to turn away or escape the situation.
But she still just shines, shines,
Even when he turns away, the woman continues to shine, signifying an inescapable influence.
Shine-too bright for him to look at
Her radiance is too bright for him to directly face or acknowledge.
She shines, shine, shine
Repeating the emphasis on her shining qualities, suggesting an irresistible allure.
Shine shine shine away my Mary shine shine shine.
Encouraging the woman to keep shining, despite the challenges in their relationship.
He
Introducing a new perspective or character, possibly the person's inner thoughts or a different voice.
He says "come
Expressing a plea for companionship and fear of being alone, particularly from "Mary."
With me-I need to release
-Cause I can't be alone please--come
-My Mary, Mary don't leave me - I need you really - my Mary, don't leave me
-Cause I don't want you to go."
-His virgin Mary she has gone
Noting that the person's idealized version of the woman, his "Virgin Mary," has left or changed.
With him
Clarifying that she has left with him, suggesting a separation or change in the relationship.
He's blinded by her innocence...
Reiterating the person's continued blindness to the woman's true nature or actions.
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