Old Trees in Japan

Embracing Strength: A Love Like Old Trees in Japan
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Lyrics

Baby, will you hold me up?

Expressing vulnerability, seeking support

When I cannot stand

Requesting assistance when unable to stand alone

Baby, will you hold me up?

Reiteration of the need for support

I could use your hands

Desire for physical assistance, emphasizing reliance on another

To hold me

Repetition of the need for holding

And support me

Seeking emotional and physical support

Gently care for me

Desire for gentle care, possibly implying fragility

Like they do with old trees in Japan

Metaphorically comparing the requested care to that of old trees in Japan


Baby, when I go too far

Acknowledging pushing boundaries, possibly in relationships

And my line wears thin

Admitting vulnerability when reaching limits

I'm heading for a distant star now

Expressing a desire for distant goals, seeking support in the journey

Baby, will you reel me in?

Requesting guidance and support to prevent going too far

Unfold me

Asking to be unfolded, possibly referring to revealing true self

And uphold me

Seeking support and reinforcement

Gently remold me

Desire for gentle transformation, possibly personal growth

Like they do with old trees in Japan

Continuation of the metaphor, emphasizing the care akin to old trees in Japan


Baby, you know that I'm proud

Acknowledging pride and toughness, making it difficult to ask for help

And I'll be acting tough

Reiterating a tough exterior, possibly to mask vulnerability

It's hard for me to ask

Admitting difficulty in expressing needs openly

For this out loud now but

Recognizing the challenge of asking for help

Baby will you hold me up?

Repetition of the request for support

Care for me

Asking for care and attention

Love and adore me

Desiring love and admiration despite the tough exterior

Please, please, uphold me

Pleading for support and reinforcement

Like they do with old trees in Japan

Emphasizing the requested care's resemblance to that of old trees in Japan


Like they do in Japan

Repetition, possibly for emphasis or reflection

Like they do in Japan

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Like in Japan

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Like in Japan

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Like in Japan

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Baby, treat me like

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An old tree in Japan

Final plea to be treated with care, drawing a parallel to old trees in Japan

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