Rosemarie
Embrace Life's Symphony: Rosemarie's Journey Unveiled
Lyrics
Posting down the page from your rainy day,
Reflecting on past experiences or memories, possibly on a gloomy day.
Waiting for the corners to curl back up anyway
Anticipating a change or improvement despite current difficulties.
Any way you move you rattle like loose change in your own shoes
Describing the restless and unsettled nature of one's movements, feeling like loose change in one's own shoes.
Pacing nervous like a hospital,
Feeling anxious or unsettled, likened to the nervous pacing in a hospital.
It's crowded in the corners of your shower stall
Feeling confined and overwhelmed in the corners of a small space, such as a shower stall.
Turn the water off and climb out and over the sides
Symbolic action of turning off the water and overcoming challenges.
You will be fine
Assurance that things will be okay, expressing optimism.
Oh yeah
Reiteration of the optimistic sentiment.
Oh yeah
-I don't expect you to take it from me
Encouraging someone named Rosemarie to see things from a different perspective.
But open your eyes, Rosemarie
Suggesting Rosemarie to open her eyes and be aware of both the positive and negative aspects of life.
The good and the bad, everything we could grab
Emphasizing the abundance of opportunities and experiences available, both good and bad.
It's all free
Highlighting the idea that everything is available for the taking.
Take it now, Rosemarie
Encouraging Rosemarie to seize the opportunities presented to her.
I used to keep a wooden box by the bed on the floor,
Describing a personal habit of keeping a box and a good luck doll, possibly for reassurance.
Hung a good luck doll off the knob on the door
Depicting a superstitious act of hanging a good luck doll on a doorknob.
Sometimes I look in to the sun and wonder what all my worrying was really really for
Reflecting on past worries and questioning their significance.
I know you're suspicious of optimism's gleam,
Acknowledging suspicion toward optimism, especially when coming from the speaker.
Especially coming from someone like me
Expressing a desire to share a positive experience despite skepticism.
But baby, I want to take you down to our woods
Expressing a desire to take Rosemarie to a natural setting for a cleansing experience.
And wash your feet in that cold, cold stream
Suggesting a symbolic act of purification by washing feet in a cold stream.
Oh yeah
Reiteration of optimism and reassurance.
Oh yeah
-I don't expect you to take it from me
Repeating the message of encouraging Rosemarie to see things differently.
But open your eyes, Rosemarie
Emphasizing the importance of opening one's eyes to new perspectives.
The good and the bad, the days that we had
Highlighting the value of both good and bad experiences.
It's all free
Reiterating that everything, including the days experienced, is free to take.
Take it now, Rosemarie yeah
Encouraging Rosemarie to seize opportunities and experiences.
Take it now, Rosemarie yeah
-The good and the bad, take it from me
Listing various aspects of life that are available to be embraced and experienced.
The days that we had, take it from me
-The moon and the stars, take it from me
-The light and the dark, take it from me
-Take it now, Rosemarie
A final urging for Rosemarie to take advantage of the opportunities presented.
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