She Moves Me
Unfathomable Charisma: She Moves Me
Lyrics
She moves me, man
Expressing admiration or attraction; "she" has a captivating effect on the speaker.
Honey, and I don't see how it's done
The speaker is puzzled or amazed by the woman's impact on him.
She moves me, man
Reiteration of the woman's captivating effect on the speaker.
Honey, and I don't see how it's done
Continued expression of amazement at the woman's influence.
She got a pocket full of money
The woman has financial means, possibly suggesting independence or affluence.
Little doll don't try to help me, though
The woman with money is indifferent to helping the speaker, possibly implying a complex relationship.
She move me when she get drunk
The woman has a noticeable impact on the speaker when intoxicated.
Then she say I'm not nowhere
Under the influence, the woman claims the speaker is insignificant or absent.
She call me a dumbbell
The woman insults the speaker, calling him a dumbbell.
She say I'm nothing but a square
Further degradation, labeling the speaker as nothing but a square.
She moves me man
Reiteration of the woman's impactful presence on the speaker.
Honey, and I don't see how it's done
Reiterating the speaker's wonderment at the woman's effect.
She got a pocket full of money
Restating the woman's financial independence.
The little girl don't try to help me, though
Emphasizing the woman's reluctance to assist the speaker despite her wealth.
What kinda woman is that?
The speaker questions the nature of the woman's character or behavior.
She move a crazy man
The woman has an impact even on individuals considered crazy by society.
Who say "now I'm not so dumb"
She has transformed the perception of the speaker from being dumb to not so dumb.
I take her to a funeral boy
An unusual event is described, possibly highlighting the woman's extraordinary influence.
The dead jumped up to run
A hyperbolic scenario, suggesting the woman's impact can even defy death.
She look at a deaf and dumb boy
The woman has the power to enable speech in someone who was deaf and dumb.
Said "now I can speak"
She claims credit for restoring speech to the deaf and dumb individual.
She shook her finger in a blind man's face
The woman confronts a blind man, asserting her ability to bring clarity or enlightenment.
"Once was blind but now I see"
The blind man's vision is restored, symbolizing a transformative effect.
She moves me man
Reiteration of the woman's captivating impact on the speaker.
Honey, and I don't see how it's done
Reiterating the speaker's bewilderment at the woman's influence.
She gotta pocket full of money
Restating the woman's financial independence.
The little girl don't try to help me, though
Emphasizing the woman's reluctance to assist the speaker despite her wealth.
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