There She Goes Again
Street Symphony: Unveiling the Untold Tale in King Princess' There She Goes Again
Lyrics
There she goes again
Expressing the observation of someone's repeated actions or behaviors.
She's out on the street again
Describing the person being observed back on the street.
She's down on her knees, my friend
Indicating a submissive or vulnerable position, possibly in a metaphorical sense.
But you know that she'll never ask you please again
Suggesting a reluctance to ask for help or assistance.
Now take a look, there's no tears in her eyes
Pointing out the absence of visible sadness in her eyes.
And she won't take it from just any guy
Emphasizing her selectivity in romantic or personal relationships.
What can you do? (There she goes)
Pondering the limited options or actions to address her situation.
You see her walkin' on down the street (there she goes)
Observing her presence while walking down the street.
Look at all your friends that she's gonna meet (there she goes)
Highlighting the social connections or acquaintances she makes.
There she goes again
Repeating the earlier observation of her actions.
She's knocked out on her feet again
Noting her exhausted state, possibly from life's challenges.
She's down on her knees, my friend
Reiterating her vulnerable position, emphasizing independence.
But you know that she'll never ask you please again
Reaffirming her reluctance to seek assistance or favors.
Now take a look, there's no tears in her eyes
Emphasizing her emotional resilience and strength.
Like a bird, you know she will fly
Drawing a metaphor comparing her to a bird, suggesting freedom.
What could you do? (There she goes)
Repeating the pondering of limited actions or responses.
You see her walkin' on down the street (there she goes)
Reiterating the observation of her presence while walking.
Look at all your friends that she's gonna meet (there she goes)
Reemphasizing the social connections she forms.
But don't hit her
Cautioning against violent or aggressive behavior.
Now take a look, there's no tears in her eyes
Repeating the absence of visible sadness, reinforcing resilience.
Like a bird, you know she will fly, fly, fly away (fly, fly, fly, fly)
Expanding on the bird metaphor, expressing a desire for freedom.
Oh, you see her walking down on the street (fly, fly, fly, fly)
Reiterating the observation of her walking, with a focus on freedom.
Look at all your friends that she's gonna meet (fly, fly, fly, fly)
Reemphasizing the social connections she will make and their impact.
She's gonna bawl and shout, she's gonna work it
Anticipating emotional expression and resolving difficulties.
She's gonna work it out (bye, bye, bye, bye)
Expressing confidence in overcoming challenges.
Bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye
Repeating a series of goodbyes, possibly signifying a farewell.
Bye, bye, bye, b-bye, bye, bye, b-bye
Continuing the farewell and expressing detachment.
Bye, bye, bye, b-bye, bye, bye, b-bye
Furthering the farewell and emphasizing separation.
Bye, bye, bye, b-bye, bye, bye, b-bye
Continuing the farewell with repetition, reinforcing departure.
Bye, bye, bye, b-bye, bye, bye, b-bye
Repeating the farewell, emphasizing a final goodbye.
Ow
Concluding with an exclamation, possibly denoting a sense of closure or emphasis.
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