My Funny Valentine
Love's Quirky Canvas: Decoding My Funny Valentine
Lyrics
Behold the way our fine feathered friend
Observing the behavior of a seemingly elegant bird
His virtue doth parade
The bird proudly displays its virtues
Thou knowest not, my dim-witted friend
Addressing a less intelligent friend
The picture thou hast made
Reflecting on the image the friend has portrayed
Thy vacant brow, and thy tousled hair
Describing the friend's vacant expression and disheveled hair
Conceal thy good intent
Suggesting that the friend's true intentions are hidden
Thou noble upright truthful sincere
Complimenting the friend as noble, upright, truthful, and sincere, albeit slightly foolish
And slightly dopey gent, you are...
Addressing the friend as a well-meaning but slightly foolish gentleman
My funny valentine, sweet comic valentine
Expressing endearment for the friend as a humorous and sweet companion
You make me smile with my heart
Acknowledging the friend's ability to bring joy and warmth to the speaker's heart
Your looks are laughable, un-photographable
Commenting on the friend's appearance as amusing and impossible to capture in a photograph
Yet, you're my favorite work of art
Affirming the friend as the speaker's favorite masterpiece
Is your figure less than Greek?
Asking if the friend's physical attributes deviate from the ideal Greek standards
Is your mouth a little weak?
Inquiring about the strength or vulnerability of the friend's voice
When you open it to speak
Pondering the eloquence of the friend's speech
Are you smart?
Questioning the friend's intelligence
But, don't change a hair for me
Advising the friend not to change any aspect of themselves for the speaker
Not if you care for me
Emphasizing that no changes are necessary if the friend genuinely cares
Stay little valentine, stay
Urging the friend to remain as they are, referring to them as a little valentine
Each day is Valentine's Day
Declaring that every day is like Valentine's Day with the friend
Is your figure less than Greek?
Repeating the inquiry about the friend's physical attributes
Is your mouth a little weak?
Repeating the question about the strength or vulnerability of the friend's voice
When you open it to speak
Reiterating the consideration of the friend's eloquence when speaking
Are you smart?
Repeating the question about the friend's intelligence
But, don't change a hair for me
Restating the plea for the friend not to change anything for the speaker's sake
Not if you care for me
Reiterating that no changes are needed if the friend truly cares
Stay little valentine, stay
Echoing the desire for the friend to remain unchanged, emphasizing their role as a little valentine
Each day is Valentine's Day
Affirming that every day holds the significance of Valentine's Day with the friend
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