She Steers by Lightning
Navigating Love's Storm: She Steers by Lightning
Lyrics
She's telling me she don't need headlights
She confidently claims not to require headlights, suggesting a self-assured navigation in the dark.
She's telling me the storm is friendly
She perceives the storm as friendly, possibly indicating an unconventional or positive outlook on challenges.
She says the volts are inviting
She finds the electrical volts inviting, hinting at an attraction to the electrifying and intense aspects of life.
She talks in couplets, she steers by lightning
She communicates in couplets and navigates through life guided by lightning, emphasizing a poetic and dynamic approach to existence.
She takes a knife to my seatbelt
She takes decisive actions, cutting through seatbelts, suggesting a fearless attitude towards constraints.
She says the brakes, it needs mending
She identifies the need for repair in the brakes, reflecting an awareness of areas in life that require attention.
She says my mood, it needs heightening
She advocates for an elevation in mood, emphasizing the importance of a heightened emotional state.
She talks in couplets, she steers by lightning
She repeats her inclination for couplets and steering by lightning, reinforcing the theme of a poetic and dynamic life approach.
Two angels sitting in the back seat
Two angels in the back seat may symbolize spiritual guidance or a sense of divine presence accompanying her.
They're pointing at their watches
They point at their watches, possibly indicating a heightened awareness of time, urging urgency or mindfulness.
I feel eternity biting
The speaker feels the eternal nature of the moment, suggesting a profound awareness of the present.
She talks in couplets, she steers by lightning
Reiteration of steering by lightning in couplets emphasizes a consistent and deliberate life philosophy.
My Maggie, she's got a lose one
The mention of Maggie and a "lose one" suggests a personal connection facing challenges or uncertainties.
She uses Milton as a road map
Maggie uses Milton as a road map, possibly indicating a reliance on literary or intellectual guidance in navigating life.
My Maggie, she is a bright thing
Describing Maggie as a "bright thing" implies a positive and radiant presence in the speaker's life.
She talks in couplets, she steers by lightning
Reiteration of Maggie steering by lightning in couplets underscores her consistent and intentional approach to life.
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