Monsters
Love's Shelter: Defying Doubts, Embracing Unity
Lyrics
Have you been thinking about me?
Expressing curiosity about being on someone's mind.
I know your boyfriend makes fun of me
Acknowledging that the speaker is a target of mockery from the listener's boyfriend.
I know your daddy don't like me
Noting disapproval from the listener's father towards the speaker.
I know your mommy's been locking all your windows
Suggesting a protective measure taken by the listener's mother, possibly against the speaker.
Don't listen to your friends
Advising the listener to ignore negative comments from friends, implying they don't understand the situation.
They don't know what they're saying
Emphasizing the lack of understanding in the advice from friends.
Who's been the one who dries you off when it's been raining?
Highlighting the speaker's supportive role, referencing being there during tough times.
Safe and warm inside your bed
Describing a comforting and secure place – inside the listener's bed.
Angels dancing in your head
Painting a serene image with angels dancing in the listener's thoughts or dreams.
Grab my hand when monsters start to come
Encouraging the listener to reach out when facing emotional or psychological "monsters."
Catch you when you fall
Assuring the listener of support, catching them metaphorically when they stumble or face difficulties.
Catch you when you fall
Repeating the assurance of being there for the listener.
Can't you tell that my heart's good
Asserting the speaker's positive intentions, suggesting a good heart.
Here there little red riding hood
Making a playful reference to "Little Red Riding Hood," possibly indicating a protective or caring attitude.
I think we're scared of the same things
Suggesting a shared fear or concern between the speaker and the listener.
If only that were enough to stop your playing
Expressing a wish that shared fears were enough to end certain behaviors or situations.
Why can't you see it's you and me against the world in ecstasy
Declaring a united front against challenges or adversities, emphasizing a strong connection.
When like a cat on me you're curled
Using a cat metaphor, possibly expressing a close and comforting physical connection between the speaker and the listener.
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