She Belongs to All
Unveiling Love's Tapestry: She Belongs to All
Lyrics
She belongs to all, she talks as she undresses
Expresses that the woman is not exclusive to one person; she is for everyone. Describes her actions while undressing.
The love that she expresses when nothing can be said
Highlights the love she conveys in moments when words are inadequate or unnecessary.
Pennies in a stream, my love songs unrequited
Refers to insignificant offerings of love songs, likely unreciprocated by the intended recipient.
And all the dicks you slighted are at your door
Suggests consequences for those who have wronged or offended her, portraying a sense of retribution.
I won't erase your teenage writings from my wall
Expresses reluctance to erase memories of the woman's past, possibly represented by writings on the wall from her teenage years.
Where you wrote, love is all, you meant it you know you did
Recalls a statement from her teenage writings declaring that love is everything, emphasizing its sincerity.
Where others see the mother of another child
Acknowledges her role as a mother to someone else's child, contrasting the idealized perception with the reality of motherhood.
I still see, your eyes ablaze and wild outside your faculty
Reminisces about her passionate and wild eyes, possibly outside the conventional boundaries of societal expectations.
She belongs to all, among the facts and fictions
Reiterates the idea that she belongs to everyone, encompassing both facts and fictions in her life.
The crutches and addictions of everyday
Acknowledges the presence of crutches and addictions in her daily life, addressing the complexities of her existence.
Even in the grey, solar energy is transmuted
Highlights the transformative power of solar energy even in mundane or grey situations, symbolizing hope or positivity.
The one thing that can't be disputed is on its way
States that something undeniable or irrefutable is on its way, possibly referring to a significant change or event.
I won't erase your teenage writings from my wall
Reiterates the reluctance to erase the woman's teenage writings, emphasizing their lasting impact.
Where you wrote, love is all, you meant it you know you did
Recalls the declaration that love is everything from her teenage writings, underscoring its enduring significance.
Where others see the mother of another child
Revisits the image of her as a mother to another's child, challenging conventional perceptions.
I still see your eyes ablaze and wild, outside your faculty
Reiterates the memory of her wild and passionate eyes, suggesting a non-conformist nature.
L'amour est tout, je te jure, monsieur
Introduces French phrase "L'amour est tout, je te jure, monsieur" meaning "Love is everything, I swear to you, sir."
I won't erase your teenage writings from my wall
Repeats the reluctance to erase the woman's teenage writings, emphasizing their enduring significance.
Where you wrote, love is all, you meant it you know you did
Reiterates the declaration from her teenage writings that love is everything, emphasizing its lasting impact.
Where others see the mother of another child
Revisits the image of her as a mother to another's child, challenging conventional perceptions.
I still see your eyes ablaze and wild, outside your faculty
Reiterates the memory of her wild and passionate eyes, suggesting a non-conformist nature.
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