Female invasion
Lost in a Female Invasion: Roger Cicero's Melodic Journey
Lyrics
My Rolling Stones backstage pass
Reflecting on a backstage pass for a Rolling Stones concert
In the plastic tree
Referencing a plastic tree, possibly a symbolic element
That old football shirt
Mentioning an old football shirt, a nostalgic item
My California dream girl
Referring to a dream girl associated with California
That's been hanging on the wall there for years
Describing a girl's picture on the wall, a long-standing memory
I'm standing here looking around
Observing the surroundings and reminiscing
For the guy I knew
Searching for someone from the past
Lord, I know it's a shame
Acknowledging a regretful situation
But I guess he left for good
Expressing a realization that the person is gone for good
And Baby you're to blame
Attributing blame for the situation to a person (Baby)
This old house ain't a home
Describing the house as not feeling like home
All my memories gone
Noting the absence of memories in the house
Girl, your love is a female invasion
Stating that the girl's love feels like a female invasion
Flowers bloom in the hall
Describing the presence of flowers in the hall
Nothing's me here at all
Feeling a lack of self in the current situation
Oh girl, you killed me with friendly persuasion
Expressing that the girl has an impactful, persuasive influence
Pink curtains, a purple bath
Describing the interior with pink curtains and a purple bath
No motor magazines
Noticing the absence of motor magazines
On the bathroom floor
Mentioning items on the bathroom floor
Each day I'm waking up in a
Waking up in a world associated with femininity
Fluffy, puffy, girl, lady world
Describing a fluffy and puffy environment, emphasizing femininity
My driver's seat's nice and clean
Highlighting cleanliness in the driver's seat
Without the pizza box
Noting the absence of a pizza box, a change in lifestyle
But my life's down the drain
Expressing a feeling of life going downhill
Yes I don't know who I am
Feeling lost about one's identity
And Baby you're to blame
Attributing blame for the identity crisis to a person (Baby)
When I come home late at night
Returning home late and encountering symbols of victory
Three laughing Buddhas are smiling at me
Noting the presence of three laughing Buddhas
They know that they have won the fight
Recognizing the Buddhas' awareness of winning a metaphorical fight
But they won't set me free
Conveying the reluctance of the Buddhas to set the speaker free
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