Mary
Mystical Charms: Mary's Secrets Unveiled by Prince Mirth
Lyrics
Mary Swanson came down from the hills
Mary Swanson descended from the hills
What made her special was all of her curls
Her distinctive feature was her curly hair
And the boys loved her, everyone
The boys admired her; she was loved by everyone
What a prize to be won
Being with Mary was considered a valuable prize
I wouldn't wanna tell them, I think I might sell them
The speaker hesitates to disclose certain details about Mary, contemplating selling that information
Of all the things that she does to me
The speaker reflects on the impact of Mary's actions on him
I had to get it somewhere, not mine I don't care
The speaker obtained something essential from somewhere, indicating indifference towards ownership
Mary you could've married me
Expressing a missed opportunity, the speaker suggests Mary could have chosen to marry him
All of them fell, casting her spells
All the admirers succumbed to her charms, affected by the spells she cast
It's no wonder
Highlighting the bewitching nature of Mary
She'll never tell, about all the men
Mary keeps secrets about the numerous men she has had relationships with
She put underground
These relationships are discreet and not publicly known
Is it any wonder that I don't wait
Expressing a lack of surprise that the speaker doesn't hesitate to act impulsively
To put you under when you touch my face
Suggesting a swift and intense reaction to Mary's touch, perhaps implying a desire to control
Is it any wonder that I don't wait
Reiterating the lack of hesitation to take action when Mary touches the speaker's face
To put you under when you touch my face
Repeating the sentiment of not waiting to respond to Mary's touch
Storm the gate
A metaphorical reference to facing challenges or obstacles (storm the gate)
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