She Knows
Unveiling the Depths: She Knows - John Fullbright's Intimate Revelations
Lyrics
She knows a thing or two about me
She is knowledgeable about aspects of my personality.
She didn't learn in passing
Her understanding of me is not casual; she learned with depth and attention.
She knows I'm scared of the dark
She is aware that I have a fear of the dark.
She knows I'll bleed on command
She knows I can easily bleed when asked or required.
She knows I'll shut my mouth
I will keep silent if it means she will hold my hand.
If she'll take my hand
Highlighting my potential for cruelty, she understands this aspect of me.
And just how cruel I can be
Emphasizing again her knowledge and understanding of my character.
She knows a thing or two about me.
Reiteration of her depth of understanding about me.
She knows a thing or two about rain
She has experience and knowledge about rainy days, viewing them as sacred.
She calls it holy water
She metaphorically calls rain "holy water."
It rained the day she was born
Recalling the day of her birth, marked by significant rain and her mother's emotional response.
Oh, how her mama cried
Her mother cried on the day she was born, suggesting a mix of joy and sorrow.
The rain I've felt with her
The rain experienced with her is intense and charged with emotion.
I swear was electrified
Expressing a profound impact of her presence on the narrator.
She washes away my pain
She has the ability to cleanse or alleviate the narrator's pain.
She knows a thing or two about rain.
Reiteration of her knowledge about rain and its significance in their relationship.
Where could she go
Questioning where she could go that the narrator would not follow.
That I would not follow
Leaving behind the narrator's sorrow is a consideration in their relationship.
Leaving my sorrow behind?
Highlighting the depth of commitment and willingness to follow wherever she goes.
She knows a thing or two about love
Her knowledge extends to the subject of love, acquired before the narrator.
She learned long before me
She learned about love long before the narrator did.
The day's already done
Time passes quickly for her, and she recognizes the fleeting nature of days.
Before it has begun
Days seem to end for her before they even begin, possibly hinting at a sense of urgency.
And she's the only one
She holds a unique position as the one who commands the sun, symbolizing her influence.
Who commands the sun
Continuing the metaphor of her control over significant aspects of the narrator's life.
With her I will be
Expressing a commitment to be with her despite challenges and uncertainties.
She knows a thing or two about me
Reiteration of her understanding of the narrator, emphasizing mutual knowledge.
She knows a thing or two about me.
Final reaffirmation of her knowledge about the narrator.
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