You Belong To Me
Embracing Love Across Continents: 'You Belong To Me' Explained
Lyrics
See the pyramids along the Nile
Expressing a desire to see the pyramids along the Nile, possibly invoking a sense of adventure and exploration.
Watch the sun rise on a tropic isle
Highlighting the beauty of watching the sun rise on a tropical island, suggesting the allure of picturesque and romantic scenes.
Just remember, darling, all the while
Emphasizing the importance of remembering a special connection while experiencing these moments.
You belong to me
Affirming a possessive sentiment, claiming a romantic relationship with the listener.
See the marketplace in old Algiers
Describing the marketplace in old Algiers, perhaps symbolizing exotic and distant locations.
Send me photographs and souvenirs
Requesting tangible memories through photographs and souvenirs, reinforcing the idea of a shared experience.
Just remember when a dream appears
Advising to remember the connection when dreams and aspirations come to fruition.
You belong to me
Reiterating the claim of ownership and connection between the singer and the listener.
I'll be so alone without you
Expressing a sense of loneliness in the absence of the listener.
Maybe you'll be lonesome too, and blue
Suggesting that the listener might also feel lonely and blue without the singer.
Fly the ocean in a silver plane
Proposing the idea of flying across the ocean in a silver plane, possibly representing a long-distance separation.
See the jungle when it's wet with rain
Depicting the image of seeing a jungle in the rain, evoking a sense of adventure and natural beauty.
Just remember till you're home again
Reiterating the theme of remembering the connection until the return home.
You belong to me
Reaffirming the claim that the listener belongs to the singer.
I'll be so alone without you
Expressing the singer's anticipated loneliness in the absence of the listener.
Maybe you'll be lonesome too, and blue
Suggesting that the listener might also experience loneliness and sadness without the singer.
Fly the ocean in a silver plane
Repeating the idea of flying across the ocean in a silver plane, reinforcing the notion of distance and travel.
Watch the jungle when it's wet with rain
Reiterating the image of a wet jungle, creating a vivid and memorable scene for the listener.
But remember darling, till you're home again
Underlining the importance of remembering the connection until the listener returns home.
You belong to me
Concluding with a strong assertion that the listener belongs to the singer.
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