She's Alright
She's Alright: Embracing Solitude in the Spotlight
Lyrics
When she wakes up in the morning
She wakes up in the morning, starting a new day.
Everyone's wishing her well
People are expressing good wishes for her well-being.
There's a line in her corner
There is a supportive group or community around her.
Everybody's ringing her bell
People are eagerly trying to connect with her.
But she stands to the side at the party
She remains somewhat detached at social events.
And she talks like she's got nothing to sell
She converses without any ulterior motives or hidden agendas.
She can't tell
She struggles to discern certain things.
Oh no, she can't tell
Emphasizing her difficulty in perceiving specific aspects.
Another blue night on Main Street
Describing a melancholic night on Main Street.
Those eyes as deep as a well
Her eyes reflect profound emotions or experiences.
We all know life is a bad beat
Life is portrayed as challenging or unfavorable.
But nobody wants her to fail
Despite challenges, there's a collective desire for her success.
And she walks like there's nobody watching And she smiles just for the sake of the light
She moves freely and smiles without inhibition.
She's alright
Emphasizing her well-being and positive state.
Yeah, she's alright
Reiterating her overall positive condition.
And they wonder what it takes to attract her And they wonder what their lives would be like
Others are curious about what attracts her.
If they could only get a moment to ask her
People contemplate how their lives would change with her presence.
But they see she's got her eyes on me
She seems focused on the speaker, indicating a connection.
She won't be lonely tonight
Assurance that she won't be lonely tonight.
She won't be lonely tonight
Reiteration of her expected companionship.
And they wonder what it takes to attract her And they wonder what their lives would be like
Similar to lines 18-22, emphasizing interest in her.
If they could only get a moment to ask her
Continuation of the contemplation about their lives with her.
But they see she's got her eyes on me
She maintains focus on the speaker, suggesting a connection.
She won't be lonely tonight
Assurance that she won't be lonely tonight.
She won't be lonely tonight
Reiteration of the anticipated companionship.
It's six o'clock in the morning
Describing the early morning hour, possibly after a night's events.
Another sun brings its light
A new day is beginning with the rising sun.
Out in the darkness beside me
She won't require anything in the darkness beside the speaker.
She won't need nothing tonight
Emphasizing her self-sufficiency or contentment.
She's alright
Reiteration of her well-being and positive state.
Yeah, she's alright
Confirmation of her overall positive condition.
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