Charmer
Charming Tales: Unraveling the Intriguing Story in Kings of Leon's 'Charmer'
Lyrics
She's such a charmer, oh, no
She is captivating and attractive, but there may be a negative aspect to her charm.
She's such a charmer, oh, no
Reiteration of her charm, emphasizing its impact or perhaps hinting at a concern.
She's always looking at me
She consistently directs her attention towards the speaker.
She's always looking at me
Repetition of her constant gaze, suggesting a strong and persistent focus on the speaker.
She's such a charmer, oh, no, oh, no
Reiteration of her charm, expressing a sense of concern or realization about its nature.
She stole my Karma, oh, no
She has taken away the speaker's good fortune or positive energy.
Sold it to the farmer, oh, no
She sold the stolen "Karma" to a farmer, possibly metaphorical, implying a transaction with consequences.
She's always looking at me
She continues to gaze at the speaker, reinforcing her consistent attention.
She's always looking at me
Repetition of her unwavering gaze, emphasizing its impact on the speaker.
She's such a charmer, oh, no, oh, no
Reiteration of her charm, potentially signaling a mix of attraction and apprehension.
Born in West Virginia, oh, no
The woman was born in West Virginia, adding a geographical detail to her background.
Married to the preacher, oh, no
She is married to a preacher, suggesting a connection to religious or spiritual aspects.
She's always looking at me
She maintains her gaze on the speaker, emphasizing the continued focus on him.
She's always looking at me
Repetition of her constant gaze, underscoring its significance in the narrative.
She's such a charmer, oh, no, oh, no
Reiteration of her charm, with a potential mix of admiration and caution.
She's always looking at me
She continues to look at the speaker, maintaining a consistent focus on him.
She's always looking at me
Repetition of her unwavering gaze, highlighting its ongoing impact on the speaker.
She's such a charmer, oh, no, oh, no
Reiteration of her charm, suggesting a complex mix of attraction and potential risks.
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