Queen of Taboo
Love's Evolution: A Journey Beyond Broken Rules
Lyrics
I used to know you better than myself
Expresses a previous deep understanding of the person being addressed.
I used to hold you closer than anyone else
Highlights a close emotional connection that has since changed.
I can barely see you now, we both went different ways
Describes a divergence in paths between the speaker and the addressed person.
we’re written on different pages
Suggests a metaphorical separation, being on different life "pages."
I have learned to love again, even if it’s only with my friends
Indicates the speaker's ability to love again, albeit with friends, after the separation.
I don’t know just where you’ve been
Expresses uncertainty about the addressed person's current experiences.
we used to go to school and decorate our rooms
Recalls shared experiences of breaking rules during school days.
with evidence of broken rules
Reflects on past rebellious actions through room decoration.
you told me all your secrets, we stayed in every weekend
Recalls a time of deep intimacy when secrets were shared and weekends were spent together.
I’ve learned so much better since
Indicates personal growth and learning from past experiences.
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Repetition of nonspecific sounds, possibly serving as a musical interlude or transition.
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-she could never be like you
Compares the addressed person to someone else, suggesting a unique quality.
she’s the queen of taboo
Labels the addressed person as the "queen of taboo," implying unconventional or forbidden qualities.
she dyes her hair dark blue
Describes a distinctive appearance trait of the "queen of taboo."
she could never be all mine
Suggests an unattainable relationship with the "queen of taboo."
she makes thunder where you made sunshine
Draws a contrast between the addressed person and the "queen of taboo," highlighting a change in atmosphere.
and she wears a different shoe size
Highlights a specific difference, possibly metaphorical, in the addressed person's and the "queen of taboo's" identities.
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Repetition of nonspecific sounds, serving as a musical element or transitional feature.
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-I used to hold you closer than anyone else
Reiterates the past closeness with the addressed person, underscoring the changed nature of the relationship.
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