Shiralee
Shiralee's Unspoken Sorrow: A Tale of Love and Regret
Lyrics
Shiralee, what are you gonna say?
Shiralee is asked about what she is going to say, possibly in the context of a conversation or a relationship.
Shiralee, delivering your pain
Shiralee is described as delivering her pain, suggesting she is expressing her emotions or experiences.
You'll never find another one
An assertion that Shiralee won't find another person like the speaker, implying a unique connection or bond.
You'll never find another fool like me
The speaker claims that Shiralee won't find another fool like them, possibly indicating regret or self-awareness.
Oh, Shiralee
A repetition of Shiralee's name, possibly emphasizing her importance in the context of the lyrics.
You said ""don't wanna be with you"", but I don't care
Shiralee has expressed a desire not to be with the speaker, but the speaker is indifferent or unaffected by it.
You think you can, but you can't run away
Shiralee might think she can escape a situation, but the speaker believes she cannot run away from something.
You better watch your back:
A warning to Shiralee to be cautious or mindful, possibly indicating potential consequences.
Alli estaré
A phrase in Spanish, "Alli estaré," meaning "I will be there," suggesting a commitment or presence despite circumstances.
Shiralee, you cannot sleep at night
Shiralee is described as unable to sleep at night, implying inner turmoil or restlessness.
Shiralee, you cannot dream awake
Shiralee cannot dream while awake, possibly indicating a lack of hope or optimism in her current situation.
'Cos you regret that all the gifts, you're given
Shiralee regrets discarding all the gifts she has been given, possibly symbolizing missed opportunities or blessings.
You just throw them all away
A continuation of the idea that Shiralee throws away the gifts she receives, reinforcing a sense of regret.
Oh, Shiralee
A repetition of Shiralee's name, possibly to emphasize her role or significance in the narrative.
You said ""don't wanna be with you"", but I don't care
Similar to Line #6, reiterating Shiralee's expressed desire not to be with the speaker, with the speaker remaining indifferent.
You think you can, but you can't run away
Reiteration that Shiralee may think she can run away, but the speaker believes she cannot escape.
You better watch your back:
A repeated warning for Shiralee to watch her back, underscoring a sense of caution or potential threats.
Alli estaré
A repetition of the Spanish phrase "Alli estaré," emphasizing the speaker's commitment to being there for Shiralee.
Shiralee, alli estaré
A reaffirmation of the speaker's commitment to be there for Shiralee, expressed in Spanish.
Shiralee, alli estaré
A concluding repetition of the speaker's commitment, using the Spanish phrase "Alli estaré."
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