My Spare Time
Discovering Solitude: Unveiling the Meaning Behind Savannah Campbell's 'My Spare Time'
Lyrics
My spare time, yeah, that's who I'm talkin' to
Expressing a conversation with "My spare time," possibly addressing a personal or introspective dialogue.
And I followed it out here lookin' for some solitude
Searching for solitude, implying a journey or quest for personal space and reflection.
Pass the blue traffic lights
Symbolic mention of passing blue traffic lights, suggesting a progression or moving forward.
Forget about your lies
Encouragement to disregard falsehoods or deceit in one's life.
And that's where I find
Indicates the discovery of something meaningful during the search, possibly in spare time.
My spare time
Reiteration of the importance of spare time as a significant aspect of the speaker's life.
Weekend blues, dancin' with the quarrymen
Mentions "weekend blues" and dancing with the quarrymen, depicting social activities or experiences.
It's the realest thing, but my baby's a skeleton
Contrast between the realness of the experience and the metaphorical idea that the speaker's partner is like a skeleton.
There's nothing on my mind when I look into his eyes
Emphasizes a lack of concerns or distractions when looking into the eyes of the speaker's partner.
And that's where I find
Reaffirmation of finding something meaningful in spare time, possibly in the mentioned relationship.
My spare time
Restates the significance of spare time as a valuable and enriching part of the speaker's life.
Paradise is all I really need
Desire for paradise, emphasizing simplicity and contentment in life.
It's just me and Mr. Capps and that's all it'll ever be
References "Mr. Capps," suggesting a specific person or element in the speaker's life, and a commitment to simplicity.
There's a good moon on the rise so I assume you meant goodbye
Suggests a positive turn of events, possibly relating to a goodbye and the anticipation of good things to come.
These things happen in
Addresses the occurrence of events within the context of spare time, acknowledging the transient nature of things.
My spare time, yeah, that's who I'm talkin' to
Repeats the initial line, reinforcing the importance of spare time in the speaker's life.
And I followed it out here looking for some bitter news
Continues the theme of searching for something, this time characterized as "bitter news."
Pass the blue traffic lights
Reiteration of passing blue traffic lights, symbolizing progression despite challenges.
Forget about your lies
Encouragement to let go of falsehoods or deceit, emphasizing the importance of honesty.
And that's where I find
Reaffirms finding meaningful experiences or insights in spare time.
My spare time
Final reinforcement of the speaker's connection with spare time and its significance in their life.
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