Zebulon
Zebulon's Melody of Freedom and Love
Lyrics
Where you been, Zebulon?
Asking about Zebulon's whereabouts or current situation.
What you doin' in this song?
Questioning Zebulon's involvement or significance in the song.
Skating on the ice of song, about to go under
Metaphorically describing a precarious situation, likening it to skating on thin ice about to collapse.
My mother's in hospital, my sister's at the opera
Providing updates on family members' whereabouts: mother in the hospital, sister at the opera.
I'm in love, but let's not talk about it
Indicating being in love but avoiding discussing it.
There's so much to tell you
Expressing a desire to share a lot of information or experiences.
I believe in freedom
Stating a belief in freedom.
Freedom's apparently all I need
Implies that freedom is perceived as the only necessity.
But who's ever been free in this world?
Rhetorical question questioning the existence of true freedom in the world.
Who has never had to bleed in this world?
Questioning if anyone has escaped experiencing pain or suffering in this world.
All I need are your eyes
Expressing a desire for the presence of the listener's eyes.
Your nose was always too big for your face
Commenting on a physical feature, stating that the nose was perceived as too big for the face.
Still, it made you look kinda sexy
Despite the perceived flaw, acknowledging that it added to the listener's attractiveness.
More like someone who belongs in the human race
Reflecting on the listener's appearance and asserting their belonging in humanity despite imperfections.
Where you been, Zebulon?
Repeating the initial question about Zebulon's whereabouts or situation.
Let's meet up, why not tonight?
Suggesting a meeting tonight in a specific location.
In the lane behind the schoolyard
Detailing the proposed meeting spot behind a schoolyard.
And we'll have some tea and ice cream
Desiring a casual and pleasant time together over tea and ice cream.
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