THE SEQUIN SONG

Loneliness in Glitter: Unveiling the Heartfelt Tale of 'The Sequin Song'
Be the first to rate this song

Lyrics

I’ve got a giant piece of plastic scratching up my heart

I have a significant emotional burden represented by a plastic object affecting my heart.

A big old purple sequin that’s been tearing me apart

A large purple sequin is causing emotional distress and internal conflict.

Imagine you’re one speck of glitter shining in the sand

Envision yourself as a tiny piece of glitter shining in the vastness of the sand.

Imagine you’re a seagull with no waves on which to land

Imagine being a seagull unable to find waves to land on, expressing a sense of isolation.


You’d get so lonely… You’d get so lonely without love

The absence of love makes one feel incredibly lonely, and the speaker is tired of this loneliness.

You’d get so lonely’s what I’m sick of

Reiterating the sentiment that loneliness is undesirable and something the speaker wants to overcome.


I’ve got a giant crystal rhinestone scratching up my soul

A metaphorical crystal rhinestone is causing discomfort and affecting the speaker's soul.

A bittersweet Swarovski’s made me prematurely cold

A bittersweet Swarovski crystal has made the speaker emotionally cold prematurely.

Imagine you’re one speck of glitter shining in the sky

Imagine being a tiny piece of glitter shining in the vastness of the sky.

Imagine you’re a dragon with no courage left to fly

Envision yourself as a dragon lacking the courage to fly, indicating a loss of bravery.


You’d get so lonely… you’d get so lonely without love

Emphasizing the deep sense of loneliness without love and expressing a desire to overcome it.

You’d get so lonely’s what I’m sick of

Reiterating the speaker's dissatisfaction with the state of loneliness and the need for love.


You’ve gotta know just how I feel

Expressing a desire for understanding and empathy about the speaker's feelings.

Can’t be the only Catherine wheel

Referencing a Catherine wheel, possibly symbolizing a cycle of emotions that others might share.

You’ve gotta know just what I want

Stressing the importance of knowing the speaker's desires and not being the only one in their life.

Can’t be the only house you’ve haunted

Comparing oneself to a haunted house, suggesting a history of emotional experiences.

You’ve gotta know just what I am

Insisting on understanding the speaker's identity and not being the sole contributor to their growth.

Can’t be the only sowing seed in your garden

Metaphorically planting seeds in the speaker's garden, contributing to their emotional landscape.


I’ve got a giant piece of plastic scratching up my heart

Repetition of the idea that a plastic object is causing emotional pain in the speaker's heart.

A big old purple sequin that’s been tearing up my art

The sequin, now described as tearing up the speaker's art, suggests a broader impact on creativity.

Imagine you’re one speck of mica shining on the ground

Imagining oneself as a tiny piece of mica shining on the ground, emphasizing uniqueness.

Imagine you’re one mitten in Grand Central’s lost and found

Comparing oneself to a lost mitten in Grand Central, highlighting a sense of being misplaced.


You’d get so lonely… you’d get so lonely without love

Reiteration of the loneliness experienced without love and the speaker's desire to overcome it.

You’d get so lonely’s what I’m sick of

Reaffirming the speaker's discontent with loneliness and the need for love.


You’ve gotta know just how I feel

Emphasizing the importance of understanding the speaker's emotions and experiences.

Can’t be the only Catherine wheel

Reference to the Catherine wheel, possibly indicating shared emotional cycles with others.

You’ve gotta know just what I want

Stressing the need for others to comprehend the speaker's desires and not be the sole haunting presence.

Can’t be the only house you’ve haunted

Comparing oneself to a haunted house, suggesting a history of emotional experiences.

You’ve gotta know just what I am

Insisting on understanding the speaker's identity and not being the sole contributor to their growth.

Can’t be the only sowing seed in your garden

Metaphorically contributing to the speaker's emotional growth, akin to sowing seeds in a garden.

Similar Songs

Comment