You Are Too Beautiful
Fool for Beauty: Unveiling the Meaning Behind 'You Are Too Beautiful'
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You are too beautiful, my dear, to be true
You, my dear, are exceptionally beautiful, almost unbelievably so.
And I am a fool for beauty
I am easily captivated by beauty and consider myself foolish for it.
Fooled by a feeling that because I have found you
I am deceived by the emotion that finding you means I could possess and control you.
I could have bound you too
This implies a potential desire to restrict or limit you in a relationship.
You are too beautiful for one man alone
Your beauty surpasses what one man can appreciate fully.
For one lucky fool to be with
Expresses the idea that being with you is a stroke of luck for any fool.
When there are other men
Acknowledges the presence of other men who also admire you.
With eyes of their own to see with
Suggests that others have their own perspectives to appreciate your beauty.
Love does not stand sharing
Love is not comfortable with sharing, especially when one truly cares.
Not if one cares
If someone cares, sharing love is not acceptable.
Have you been comparing
Ponders if the listener has been comparing the quality of the speaker's kisses with others.
My every kiss with theirs
Implies a concern about the listener's judgment regarding the speaker's affection.
If, on the other hand, I'm faithful to you
If the speaker remains faithful, it's not out of obligation but genuine emotion.
It's not through a sense of duty
Rejects the idea of faithfulness solely based on a sense of duty.
You are too beautiful
Reiterates the belief that the listener's beauty is beyond measure.
And I am a fool for beauty
The speaker repeats their acknowledgment of being a fool for beauty.
Love does not stand sharing
Restates the aversion to sharing love, especially when there's genuine care.
Not if one cares
Reaffirms the idea that true love does not accept sharing.
Have you been comparing
Asks if the listener has been comparing the speaker's kisses with others again.
My every kiss with theirs
Reiterates concern about the listener's judgment regarding affection.
If, on the other hand, I'm faithful to you
If the speaker remains faithful, it's not out of obligation but genuine emotion (repeated).
It's not through a sense of duty
Rejects the idea of faithfulness solely based on a sense of duty (repeated).
You are too beautiful
Reiterates the belief that the listener's beauty is beyond measure (repeated).
And I am a fool for beauty
The speaker repeats their acknowledgment of being a fool for beauty (repeated).
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