Always Lovely
Ephemeral Whispers: Unveiling the Essence of 'Always Lovely'
Lyrics
I saw you at the back of the blue bus
I observed you at the rear of the blue bus.
Fickle within, brittle and thin,
Vacillating internally, fragile, and delicate.
Oh my lord
An expression of surprise, possibly in response to the observed behavior.
You drink wine in the need to feel rosy again,
You consume wine to recapture a sense of warmth and happiness.
A whistle, the hiss as reality grips
A symbolic sound, perhaps representing a realization, accompanied by the harsh grip of reality.
Oh my lord
An expression of surprise or realization, akin to line #3.
Always lovely
An affirmation of consistent beauty or attractiveness.
Feeling pretty enough for you
Feeling attractive enough for someone.
You changed your name,
A statement indicating a change in identity.
It's engraved in a park bench
The new name is permanently marked on a park bench, suggesting a lasting change.
You've taken again and it takes one to know one.
Taking and being taken by someone with similar qualities.
An open book to be read at least twice a day,
Describing oneself as an open book, possibly vulnerable, to be understood through repeated readings.
From beginning to end like some angel pretence,
A metaphorical reference to being like an angel, maintaining a facade of innocence or goodness.
Having fun.
Engaging in enjoyable activities.
You've changed your name,
Reiteration of a name change, emphasizing permanence.
It's engraved in a park bench.
The new name is etched into a park bench, symbolizing a significant and lasting transformation.
We've stolen again and it takes one to know one
Repeated theme of taking and being taken by someone with shared characteristics.
Always lovely,
Consistent affirmation of enduring beauty or attractiveness.
Feeling pretty enough for you.
Feeling attractive enough for someone, possibly the same person mentioned earlier.
Always honey,
Continued affirmation, now with a hint of contrasting emotions (honey and dirty).
Feeling dirty enough for you.
Feeling a level of dirtiness or impurity in relation to someone.
Comment