Little Miss London
Little Miss London: Unveiling the Soul of a City Woman
Lyrics
We'll be back home, at 2am
We plan to return home at 2 am.
Stuck in London, before day's end
Currently in London and will remain stuck there until the end of the day.
Euston's trains, and Hackney's lights
References to Euston's trains and Hackney's lights, capturing the urban landscape.
A tapestry of unfinished nights
Describes a tapestry of nights that are incomplete or unfinished.
Weaving wheels, moving meals
Imagery of weaving wheels and moving meals, possibly symbolizing the passage of time and routine.
Laughing eyes, as joy subsides
Expression of joy fading away in laughing eyes.
Taking in the smokey smog
Observing and taking in the smoky smog of the city.
Breathing out the absent fog
Exhaling the absent fog, perhaps implying a sense of relief or release.
That lines the pavements placed upon
Referencing the smog that lines the pavements, metaphorically connecting to the city's history.
The long-gone stories where love belonged
Alluding to long-gone stories and the sense of loss where love once belonged.
Little Miss London, a city of a woman
Introduction of "Little Miss London" as a personification of the city.
One kiss away from being human
Describing the city as almost human, just a kiss away from being fully human.
Woah Woah Oh Yeah
Repetitive expression conveying excitement or affirmation.
Smudged lipstick, and leopard print, a lady of the, night would sing,
Depicting a lady of the night with smudged lipstick and leopard print, singing and seeking help.
Bring forth beer, and call me crazy, beneath it all she's crying save me
Despite the exterior, she cries for salvation beneath it all.
She's an Alcoholic, law abiding citizen, she strikes a pose, as suiters sit within
Contrast in the character: an alcoholic yet a law-abiding citizen who attracts admirers.
Her smokey glow, an english rose, upon the train of broken roads
Describing her as an English rose in the midst of broken roads.
Cackling with such sweet surrender, says the universe, is her defender
Acknowledgment of her surrender, with the universe being her defender.
But does she know, the kindness shown, is eating her up from head to toe
Questioning if she realizes that the kindness shown is detrimental to her well-being.
Woah Woah Oh Yeah
Repetitive expression, possibly signaling a shift in the narrative or intensifying emotions.
She's Running, Running, Running, Running
Repetition of "She's Running," suggesting an escape or pursuit.
Woah Woah Oh Yeah
Repetitive expression, possibly emphasizing the urgency or intensity of her actions.
She's Running, Running, Running, Running
Repetition of "She's Running," reinforcing the theme of escape or movement.
Her heart pulsates to
Her heart beats in sync with the rhythm of the underground, possibly symbolizing a connection to the city.
The rhythm of the underground
Her eyes are compared to traffic lights above the ground, suggesting vigilance and control.
And her eyes equate to
Describing her voice as both soulless and soulful.
The traffic lights above the ground
Connection between her eyes and the traffic lights, implying a dual nature.
Soulless, soulful, is
Contrast in her voice, hinting at inner conflict or complexity.
Her voice when she says
Her statement about not being killed with kindness and the potential consequences.
Don't kill me with kindness
Suggesting a cautionary approach to kindness to avoid intimate entanglements.
You'll end up in my bed
A provocative invitation, implying a connection between kindness and intimacy.
Oh, Little Miss London
Reiteration of the persona as "Little Miss London," emphasizing her identity.
You're more than what's said
A declaration that "Little Miss London" is more than what is commonly said or perceived.
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