Lyrics
And they called it puppy love
The relationship is referred to as "puppy love," suggesting it's seen as immature or insignificant.
Oh, I guess they'll never know
The speaker believes others won't understand or grasp the depth of their feelings.
How a young heart how it really feels
Expressing the genuine emotions of a young heart and the authenticity of those feelings.
And why I love her so
The speaker wants to convey the reasons behind their strong affection for the person they love.
And they called it puppy love
Reiterating the dismissal of their love as "puppy love" despite its significance.
Just because we're, we're seventeen
Highlighting the young age of the lovers, emphasizing that they are only seventeen.
Tell them all it's
Encouraging others to convey the unfairness of belittling their love.
Please tell them it isn't fair
Requesting fairness in understanding and not taking away the speaker's cherished dreams.
To take away my only dream
The speaker's plea not to invalidate their heartfelt aspirations.
I cry each night
The speaker expresses their emotional pain by crying every night.
My tears for you
Tears shed specifically for the person they love.
My tears are all in vain
The tears shed by the speaker feel futile, as if they're not being understood or noticed.
I hope and I'll pray
The speaker hopes and prays for a future reunion with their loved one.
That maybe someday
Expressing the anticipation of a possible reunion in the future.
You'll be back (you'll be back) in my arms (in my arms)
Yearning for the loved one to return to the speaker's embrace.
Once again (you'll be back in my arms once again)
Emphasizing the desire for a reunion, repeating the sentiment.
Someone help me, help me
A plea for assistance, expressing the speaker's desperation for help.
Help me, please
Urgently seeking help from someone or something beyond their reach.
Is the answer up above?
Questioning if the solution to their anguish lies in a higher power.
How can I
Expressing the difficulty in explaining the depth of their emotions to others.
Oh, how can I ever tell them?
The challenge of conveying that their love is profound and not just superficial.
This is not a puppy love
Stating that the love felt is not trivial or immature, contrary to the "puppy love" label.
(This is not a puppy love)
Reiterating that what they feel is not a superficial, immature love.
Someone help me, help me
Repetition of the plea for help, emphasizing the desperation.
Help me, please
Continued urgency in seeking assistance from an external source.
Is the answer up above?
Raising the question again if the solution lies in something beyond their understanding.
How can I ever tell them?
Reiterating the challenge of explaining the depth of their love to others.
This is not a puppy love
Reaffirming that what they feel is significant and not mere "puppy love."
(This is not a puppy love)
Final emphasis that their love holds genuine depth and isn't superficial.
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