Lucy Diamond
Lucy Diamond's Journey: A Heart's Tale Unveiled
Lyrics
Slow down Lucy and meet me down the road
Request for Lucy to slow down and meet the speaker down the road.
Get a grip and tell him you've got to go
Advising Lucy to gain control and inform someone (possibly a current partner) that she has to leave.
There aint no way, wrong or right,
Emphasizing that there is no clear distinction between right and wrong in the situation.
time will tell that we're allrigh
Suggesting that time will reveal that everything will be okay.
Slow down Lucy and meet me down the road
Repetition of the initial request for Lucy to slow down and meet the speaker down the road.
Lucy Diamond you're as hard as ice
Describing Lucy as emotionally tough ("hard as ice") and physically attractive ("cool like a sparkling well").
and cool like a sparkling well,
Highlighting Lucy's captivating qualities but acknowledging her departure after capturing the speaker's heart.
you stole my heart then walked away
Expressing the emotional impact of Lucy leaving without clear knowledge of her destination.
'n were you went is hard to tell
Indicating the difficulty in determining where Lucy went.
Well, I heard the news today
Receiving news about Lucy, possibly related to her relationship with a successful man.
you did good with that big shot man
Acknowledging Lucy's success with a wealthy or influential individual.
If we meet again someday
Expressing a desire to meet Lucy again in the future.
I'd tell you again and again
Reiterating the speaker's feelings if they were to meet Lucy again.
Slow down Lucy meet me down the road
Repeat of the request for Lucy to slow down and meet the speaker down the road.
Loose his grip and tell him you've got to go
Suggesting Lucy to end her current relationship and leave.
The spell is gone and there's a trace
Indicating that the enchantment or attraction has faded, and there is evidence of its passing.
behind the vail is a better place
Suggesting that there is a better place beyond the veil or illusion.
Slow down Lucy meet me down the road
Repetition of the request for Lucy to slow down and meet the speaker down the road.
Tenderness is a truth unvailed
Describing tenderness as an unveiled truth and using a simile to portray it as smooth.
smooth like a honeydrop
Comparing tenderness to a honeydrop, emphasizing its sweetness.
How many men has been on your tail
Asking how many men have pursued Lucy only to be unsuccessful.
just to find they're out of luck
Highlighting the misfortune of those who have pursued Lucy.
So start her up shiny and blue
Instructing to start something (possibly a vehicle) that is shiny and blue.
and let her roar into the night
Encouraging the vehicle to roar into the night.
Then we soar out to the day
Imagining soaring into the day while holding hands tightly.
holding hands and hold on tight
Emphasizing the unity and closeness in the imagined journey.
Slow down Lucy meet me down the road
Repetition of the request for Lucy to slow down and meet the speaker down the road.
Get a grip and tell him you got to go
Advising Lucy to take control and inform someone that she needs to leave.
There aint no way, wrong or right,
Reiterating the uncertainty of the situation, emphasizing that time will determine that everything is alright.
time will tell that we're allrigh
Expressing confidence that time will reveal that the situation is okay.
Slow down Lucy meet me down the road
Repetition of the request for Lucy to slow down and meet the speaker down the road.
Slow down Lucy and meet me down the road
Final plea for Lucy to slow down and meet the speaker down the road.
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