Oboe
Intricate Musings: Decoding Springbok Nude Girls' Oboe
Lyrics
We're looking for precision man
We seek precision, man.
Not looking for it in the militant hand
We're not searching for it through forceful means.
The bird eats the worm, the snake eats the bird
The natural order of predation is described - bird eating worm, snake eating bird.
And my trying is entrusting for hadeda
The speaker suggests their efforts are like a hadeda's trust, perhaps delicate or easily disturbed.
This ain't the way I'm gonna let you go
The speaker rejects a certain way of letting someone go.
This ain't the way I'm gonna take that fall
Similar to line 6, refusing to accept a particular downfall.
This ain't the way I'm gonna let you drown now
Rejecting a way of allowing someone to drown metaphorically.
This ain't the way I'm gonna take that fall
Similar to line 8, rejecting a specific way of facing a downfall.
For you
The speaker is committed to doing something for the person referred to.
I'll give you all my laughter
The speaker promises to give all their laughter for this person.
For you
Reiteration of commitment to protect the person from banter.
Will I protect you from the banter
The speaker expresses willingness to shield the person from ridicule.
Boo-boo
The term "Boo-boo" is likely an endearing nickname or term of affection.
Now like a beautiful sound I gather all my hate and curse it to the spirit world
The speaker metaphorically gathers their negativity and sends it away, possibly to protect the person.
This ain't the way I'm gonna let you go
Repetition of rejecting a specific way of letting someone go.
This ain't the way I'm gonna take that fall
Repetition of refusing to accept a particular downfall.
This ain't the way I'm gonna let you drown now
Repetition of rejecting a particular way of allowing someone to metaphorically drown.
This ain't the way I'm gonna take that fall
Repetition of rejecting a specific way of facing a downfall.
Comment