My Little
Eternal Echoes: My Little - A Poetic Journey of Love and Loss
Lyrics
Now you’ve gone away
Expressing the departure of someone significant.
And all that I can say
Conveying a sense of loss and limited words to express emotions.
Is that in my life you’ll still
Affirming that the departed person will always hold a special place in the singer's life.
Be my little baby
Reaffirming a sense of affection and attachment, referring to the departed as "my little baby."
Days been slipping away when I be blinking
Reflecting on the passage of time and the fleeting nature of days.
Think I saw you in my dreams under my linens
Suggesting a dreamlike encounter with the departed in the singer's thoughts.
She gets under ya skin if you let her yeah
Describing the emotional impact of the departed person, emphasizing their influence.
She gets under ya skin if ya
Continuation of expressing the impact and influence of the departed.
But who are you
Raising a question about the identity of the departed and their role in the singer's life.
To find peace in my hands
Challenging the departed to bring peace to the singer's troubled emotions.
The day has worn on through
Noting the passage of time and the weariness experienced throughout the day.
So now gold seeking ends yeah yeah
Ending the search for something valuable, possibly referring to the departed person.
It’s like West Side Story with a north side boy yeah
Drawing a parallel with West Side Story, possibly indicating a complex relationship.
I’m here and I’m gonna be gone before ya know it yeah
Indicating a transient presence, foreshadowing departure.
I know that life is pretty fucking short so
Acknowledging the brevity of life and urging to make the most of it.
Will you dance with me on my bedroom floor like
Inviting the departed to share an intimate moment on the bedroom floor.
Now you’ve gone away
Repeating the acknowledgment of the departure of the significant person.
And all that I can say
Reiterating the limited expression of emotions in response to the departure.
Is that in my life you’ll still
Reaffirming the enduring significance of the departed person in the singer's life.
Be my little baby
Expressing ongoing affection, using the term "my little baby."
Ya now I’m no liar or no cheater
Asserting personal integrity and honesty in relationships.
Or some douchebag wearing wife beaters
Rejecting negative stereotypes and presenting oneself positively.
But my lips might
Suggesting potential vulnerability or openness in the singer's words.
Might be coming loose
Hinting at a need to be careful with words and communication.
So let’s tie tongues
Proposing a metaphorical connection through a shared experience.
‘fore I talk through the juice
Emphasizing the importance of shared experiences before expressing oneself.
The more cups I hit
Linking the consumption of alcohol with a decreasing concern for consequences.
The less fucks I give
Highlighting a shift in attitude as alcohol intake increases.
But I like your face
Expressing genuine appreciation for the physical appearance of the departed person.
I’m real into mitt
Indicating a strong attraction to the physical presence of the departed.
First green is gold
Referencing a literary quote about the fleeting nature of beauty.
Hardest hue to hold
Emphasizing the transience and difficulty of maintaining something precious.
My Earth Angel
Addressing the departed as an angelic figure, possibly expressing admiration.
Don’t count my sins on a Saturday night yeah
Disregarding judgment for one's actions on a specific night.
Held you once and it changed my life
Recalling a significant moment that had a profound impact on the singer.
Sayonara to my light when the new sun rise
Saying goodbye to a source of light and positivity with the arrival of a new day.
Walked out that door and a piece of me died yeah
Expressing the emotional toll of separation and loss.
Now you’ve gone away
Repeating the acknowledgment of the departure of the significant person.
And all that I can say
Reiterating the limited expression of emotions in response to the departure.
Is that in my life you’ll still
Reaffirming the enduring significance of the departed person in the singer's life.
Be my little baby
Concluding with a repeated expression of ongoing affection, using the term "my little baby."
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