Something Just Flew Over My Head
Enigmatic Whispers and Four-Leaf Clovers: A Musical Journey
Lyrics
She was such a perfect stranger
Referring to a woman who is unfamiliar but seemingly perfect.
She said here put this in a pocket safe
She gives the narrator something to keep safely in their pocket.
And then she handed me a four leaf clover
She hands the narrator a four-leaf clover, a symbol of luck.
And you know it really made my day
The gift brings joy to the narrator's day.
And something just flew over my head
Expressing a moment of realization or insight.
I don't know what it was
The narrator is unsure about what just happened.
I never saw its face
The narrator didn't see the entity clearly.
Something just flew over my head
Reiteration of something flying over the narrator's head.
I don't know what it was
Continued uncertainty about the identity of the flying object.
You know you can always share my bed
Suggesting intimacy but with a cautionary note.
But take some good advice, don't let it go to your head
Advice not to let the situation inflate one's ego.
Hey girl, you wouldn't recognize me in the morning
The narrator may undergo a significant change by morning.
Here comes a winter's tale, you'd better take good warning
A warning about an impending challenging situation (winter's tale).
And something just flew over my head
Reiteration of the mysterious event happening.
I don't know what it was
The narrator is still uncertain about the nature of the event.
I never saw its face
No clear visual identification of the flying object.
And something just flew over my head
Repetition of the mysterious event.
I don't know what it was
Continued uncertainty about the nature of what happened.
And I wouldn't be surprised
The narrator wouldn't be surprised by unexpected outcomes.
If I opened up my eyes
Suggesting a potential realization upon waking from a dream.
And found that I was dreaming
Implies the possibility of a dream scenario.
And found that you were scheming
Suspicions of deceit or secret planning by the woman.
Think I had it once
The narrator believes they had something valuable but lost it.
But let it slip away
A sense of regret for letting something slip away.
Should have kept those pennies safe for a rainy day
The importance of saving for unforeseen circumstances.
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