Open Up the Red Box
Unveiling Life's Secrets: Open Up the Red Box by Simply Red
Lyrics
Why don't you look at the price I'm paying?
Expressing frustration or discontent about the cost or consequences of a situation.
Walk in, take a look inside
Inviting someone to explore or examine something.
I've moved back the tables and chairs to the wall
Describing a rearrangement of the environment, possibly to reveal hidden or important things.
The valuable things I've had to hide
Suggesting a need to protect or conceal valuable possessions or emotions.
Open up the red box
Repeated invitation to open a red box, emphasizing urgency or curiosity.
Come on, open it up
-Open up the red box
-Come on, open it up
-Peer in, looking for that crasher again
Referring to a disruptive individual from a previous event, potentially causing trouble.
You ruined Terry's party last night
Mentioning the negative impact on Terry's party, indicating social disturbance.
An overweight greasy little man with a mouth
Describing the disruptive person as overweight, greasy, and talkative, likely causing discomfort.
That opens more than now and again
-Open up the red box
Reiteration of the urgent call to open the red box, suggesting a desire for revelation or resolution.
Come on, open it up
-Open up the red box
-Come on, open it up
-Something good must have happened to you
Expressing the potential for positive change if one is open to new experiences or opportunities.
If you would let it happen to you
-If you could let it happen to you
-Something good would have happened
-Lopez, I hate you for the state you're in
Expressing dislike towards a character named Lopez, criticizing physical appearance and mood.
Lopez, your hair, it washes out, it washes in
-You mopey little fat boy, Lopez
-Come on get lost
-Open up the red box
Repetition of the call to open the red box, maintaining a sense of urgency or importance.
Come on, open it up
-Open up the red box
-Come on, open it up
-Something good must have happened to you
Reiterating the potential for positive outcomes if one is open to positive changes.
If you would let it happen to you
-If you could let it happen to you
-Something good would have happened
-Something good must have happened to you
Emphasizing the idea that positive events can occur if one is receptive to them.
If you would let it happen to you
-If you could let it happen to you
-Something good would have happened
-I'm out of my head
Repetition of the phrase "I'm out of my head," possibly indicating emotional distress or confusion.
I'm out of my head
-I'm out of my head
-I'm out of my head
-I'm out of my head
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