Why
Soulful Questions: Unraveling the Heartfelt Why in Lloyd Price's Melody
Lyrics
Why do I cry? Why do I sigh?
Expressing confusion and emotional distress, questioning the reasons for crying and sighing.
Why, oh baby, tell me why
Continuation of the plea for an explanation, seeking understanding from a significant other.
Why do you stray?
Asking why the partner is being unfaithful or distant, questioning the reasons for their actions.
Just go night and day
Describing the partner's continuous absence, both during the day and night.
Why, oh baby, tell me why?
Reiterating the plea for an explanation and understanding of the reasons behind the partner's behavior.
Please hear my plea
Urging the partner to listen and respond to the emotional plea for reconciliation or clarity.
Bring it on home to me
Appealing for a resolution, asking the partner to bring the relationship back to a harmonious state.
So tired of misery
Expressing fatigue and weariness from the ongoing emotional pain and distress in the relationship.
Cryin' like a child
Comparing the emotional state to that of a vulnerable child, highlighting the intensity of the suffering.
Oh, tears runnin' wild
Describing the emotional release through tears, emphasizing the depth of the emotional turmoil.
But I won't worry I know
Expressing a hopeful perspective, acknowledging the difficulty but expressing confidence in positive change.
Things will change somehow
Believing in the eventual improvement of the situation, maintaining optimism despite the current struggles.
Goodbye, is what I'll say
Saying farewell and expressing the intention to move on, possibly indicating a decision to end the relationship.
Hope to meet again someday
Expressing hope for a future reunion, leaving room for the possibility of meeting again someday.
But right now, babe, little girl
Addressing the partner affectionately as "babe" or "little girl," possibly expressing lingering emotions despite the separation.
I'm on my way
Indicating determination to move forward and leave the current situation behind, emphasizing the decisiveness of the departure.
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