All Night Long
Enchanting Nightlong Desires in Peter Frampton's Melodic TapestryLyrics
Trees falling leaves come alive, watch them glide
Trees shedding leaves symbolize change, and the observer is captivated by their graceful descent.
Eyes come to life when you smile for a while
The speaker finds joy and life in the eyes of someone when they smile briefly.
Tables keep turning now the full moon has been seen
There is a sense of cyclical change as indicated by turning tables, possibly related to the phases of life, and the full moon marks a significant event.
Know what I mean
An inquiry to ensure understanding, inviting agreement or acknowledgment of shared understanding.
Tell you what to do baby, all night long
The speaker suggests guiding the addressee throughout the night, emphasizing a continuous presence.
It would take me, all night long
Expressing commitment to devote the entire night to the addressee.
Show you how I feel, all night long
The speaker pledges to reveal their emotions throughout the night.
I've seen you in the papers they say you play at pool
Referencing media portrayal of the addressee playing pool, possibly suggesting a skillful or strategic nature.
I think you got me snookered if we play your rules
The speaker acknowledges a feeling of being outsmarted or deceived when playing by the addressee's rules.
Maybe you can't see the way to be sure anymore
Expressing uncertainty and a lack of clarity in the current situation.
I can't help feeling like closing the door
Feeling compelled to close a metaphorical door, possibly to protect oneself emotionally.
Images are fading and the thought of you has gone
Memories and thoughts of the addressee are fading away, and the speaker perceives this as a negative development.
Baby it's wrong
Labeling the fading thoughts as incorrect or undesirable.
'Cause all I need is, all night long
Expressing a desire for the company of the addressee throughout the night.
It would only take me, all night long
Reiterating the willingness to dedicate the entire night to the addressee.
To show you how I feel, all night long
Committing to demonstrating emotions continuously throughout the night.
They say you read me like a book then make the book a film
Highlighting the addressee's ability to understand the speaker deeply and turn their experiences into something artistic.
You can write the screen play I can't wait 'til then
Expressing anticipation for the future creation of a shared screenplay.
I wish I knew what I could do
Expressing a wish for clarity or guidance in the current situation.
It feels like somethings overdue
Feeling that something important is overdue, possibly an unresolved issue.
Communications broken down
Communication breakdown is evident, leading to a sense of confusion or isolation.
Still got me snookered when you wear your crown
The addressee still has a captivating effect, even when asserting authority or superiority.
All night long
Reiteration of the desire for the addressee's presence throughout the night.
It would only take me, all night long
Reaffirming the commitment to dedicating the entire night to the addressee.
Won't ya, won't ya give, all night long
An explicit request for the addressee to give their attention and time all night long.
Yeah, I've seen you in the papers they say you play at pool
Recalling the addressee's pool-playing reputation and the feeling of being outsmarted.
I think you got me snookered no exception to the rule
Stating that the addressee consistently outsmarts the speaker, with no exceptions.
Give me, all night long
A plea for the addressee to give their attention and time continuously throughout the night.
Won't ya, won't ya give, all night long
A repeated request for the addressee to give their attention and time all night long.
It would only take me, all night long
Reaffirming the commitment to dedicating the entire night to the addressee.
To show you how I feel
The speaker commits to showing their emotions continuously throughout the night.
'Cause you still got me snookered and it's quite unreal
Expressing continued captivation by the addressee, with a sense of disbelief or surrealism.
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