Playing On The Radio

Wisconsin Princess: Unveiling Life's Symphony in Stryken's Melody
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Lyrics

Living in Wisconsin

Describes the setting, living in Wisconsin.

In the arboretum

Specifically mentions the arboretum, highlighting a natural environment.

In the middle ages

References the middle ages, possibly metaphorical or historical context.

Lived a pretty missus

Introduces a woman, "missus," residing there.

Washing dirty dishes

Describes her doing household chores like washing dishes.

Soon to be a princess

Suggests she is about to become a princess, perhaps a dream or aspiration.

Soon to be a princess

Repeats the idea of her becoming a princess for emphasis.

No one really knows her

Highlights her anonymity; nobody really knows her.

So you think you know me

A shift to a second person, challenging the listener's knowledge.

Ah I really know you

Asserts the singer's understanding of the listener.

Yeah uh huh

Expression of affirmation and agreement.

The speed limit will take you

Mentions the speed limit as a metaphor for life's challenges.

Its traffic will forsake you

Suggests that life's challenges will abandon or betray you.

And then it finally will break you

Anticipates a breaking point in facing life's difficulties.

Finally will break you

Repeats the expectation of reaching a breaking point.

Whoa whoa whoa

Repetition of "Whoa" and "Oh" possibly to convey emotion or emphasis.

Whoa oh oh

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Oh oh oh

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Oh oh oh

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Playing on the radio

Emphasizes something significant playing on the radio, repeated for emphasis.

Whoa whoa whoa

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Oh oh oh

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Can you hear me

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Oh oh oh

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Can you hear me

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Oh oh oh

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Playing on the radio

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Arf arf arf arf

Random "Arf arf" sounds, possibly adding a playful or quirky element.

They say I'll be hit on

Addresses adversity and challenges, preferring to be a percussion (music) than defeated.

Trampled and stepped on

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They say I'll get beat on

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But I'd rather be percussion

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Living in the lushes

Shifts to living in luxury or abundance.

Than a bloody Russian

Compares this to not being a "bloody Russian," possibly an allegory for hardship.

Than a bloody Russian

Reiterates the preference for abundance over hardship.

Whoa whoa whoa

Repetition of "Whoa" and "Oh" for emphasis.

Whoa oh oh

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Oh oh oh

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Oh oh oh

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Playing on the radio

Emphasizes something playing on the radio, with variations in "Can you hear me" and "Can you see me."

Whoa whoa whoa

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Oh oh oh

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Can you hear me

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Oh oh oh

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Can you see me

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Oh oh oh

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Playing on the radio

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Go go

Introduces "Go go" for motivation or encouragement.

Whoa whoa whoa

Repetition of "Whoa" and "Oh" with variations in "Can you hear me" and "Can you see me."

Oh oh oh

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Can you hear me

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Oh oh oh

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Can you see me

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Oh oh oh

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Playing on the radio

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Whoa whoa whoa

Continued emphasis on something playing on the radio with variations.

Oh oh oh

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Can you hear me

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Oh oh oh

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Can you see me

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Oh oh oh

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Playing on the radio

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Whoa whoa whoa

Final repetition, introducing "Can you feel me," possibly adding a deeper emotional layer.

Oh oh oh

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Can you hear me

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Oh oh oh

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Can you feel me

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Oh oh oh

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Playing on the radio

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