Lyrics
I call him heaven, I call him earth
I refer to him as heaven and earth, suggesting a significant and encompassing presence.
I call him lover, stick my fingers in the dirt
I consider him a lover and engage intimately, symbolized by sticking fingers in the dirt.
I call him dangerous, Dangerous Dan
I perceive him as dangerous, possibly with an allusion to a risky or exciting personality named Dangerous Dan.
I call him over, take him anyway I can
I invite him over and am willing to take him in any way possible, indicating desire and passion.
He call me Blueberry, Blueberry,
He affectionately calls me Blueberry, emphasizing a sense of identity and emotional state being "very blue."
Blueberry, very blue
-He call me Blueberry, Blueberry,
-Blueberry, very blue
-I call him lover, I call him strange
I label him as a lover and acknowledge his uniqueness, even though he might be considered strange.
I call him over, I concede the ball and chain
I yield to a commitment or relationship represented by the "ball and chain" metaphor.
I take him hard, make it hard against the wall
I approach the relationship with intensity, making it challenging and forceful against the wall.
I call him over, any time he needs control
I welcome him whenever he needs control, suggesting a dynamic power dynamic in the relationship.
He call me Blueberry, Blueberry,
He repeatedly calls me Blueberry, emphasizing the emotional state of being very blue, expressing deep feelings.
Blueberry, very blue
-He call me Blueberry, Blueberry,
-Blueberry, very blue
-I'll be blue for you
I declare my readiness to be emotionally affected or saddened for him.
I call him lover, I call him strange
Similar to line 11, acknowledging him as a lover with a hint of peculiarity.
I call him over, I concede the ball and chain
A repetition of line 12, possibly emphasizing the acceptance of the relationship's challenges.
I call him dangerous, Dangerous Dan
Reiterating the perception of him as dangerous, named Dangerous Dan, and expressing the willingness to be with him however possible.
Dangerous Dan, I'll take you anyway I can
-He call me Blueberry, Blueberry,
Repetition of the Blueberry theme, emphasizing a persistent emotional state for him.
Blueberry, very blue
-I'll be blue for you
-He call me Blueberry, Blueberry,
Continuation of the Blueberry motif, reaffirming the enduring emotional impact for him.
Blueberry, very blue
-I'll be blue for you
-He call me Blueberry, Blueberry,
Repeated emphasis on being Blueberry, conveying a consistent emotional connection and depth.
Blueberry, very blue
-He call me Blueberry, Blueberry,
-Blueberry, very blue
-I'll be blue for you
A final declaration of being emotionally affected or blue for him.
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