It'll Be Me
Love's Pledge: A Musical Promise by The Osmonds
Lyrics
Who's gonna shoe your pretty feet, who's gonna hold your hand?
Expressing concern about who will care for and cherish the person, addressing their comfort and companionship.
Who's gonna take you out tonight to listen to the band?
Asking who will take the person out for a social event to enjoy music from a live band.
Who'll be the one you love to love, who's gonna be your beau?
Inquiring about the person's romantic partner, wondering who will be the one they love and who will be their sweetheart.
Who's gonna show you out tonight, and take you to the show?
Asking who will accompany the person to an event or show, emphasizing the importance of a companion.
It'll be me, babe, it'll be me.
Confidently asserting that the speaker will be the one fulfilling the roles mentioned in the previous lines.
Comin' for thee, babe, comin' for thee.
Reiterating the speaker's commitment to being there for the person, emphasizing the certainty of their presence.
Is there any doubt just who I'm talkin' about?
Posing a rhetorical question, implying that there should be no doubt about the identity of the person being referred to.
It'll be me, babe, it'll be me.
Reaffirming the speaker's declaration that they will be the one fulfilling the roles mentioned earlier.
Who's gonna meet you in the morn, and court you through the day?
Asking who will be the person to meet and court the individual throughout the day.
Who's gonna pick you up at eight to rock the night away?
Inquiring about the person who will pick them up at eight in the evening for a night of entertainment and dancing.
It'll be me, babe, it'll be me.
Repeating the declaration that the speaker will be the one taking on the responsibilities mentioned in the preceding lines.
Comin' for thee, babe, comin' for thee.
Reiterating the commitment to be there for the person, reinforcing the speaker's intention.
Is there any doubt just who I'm talkin' about?
Prompting the listener to acknowledge and understand the person being referred to without any ambiguity.
It'll be me, babe, it'll be me.
Affirming once again that the speaker will be the one fulfilling the roles outlined earlier.
It'll be me, babe, it'll be me.
Repeating the assertion that the speaker will be the one taking on the responsibilities described throughout the lyrics.
Comin' for thee, babe, comin' for thee.
Emphasizing the speaker's commitment to being there for the person, maintaining a sense of certainty and determination.
Is there any doubt just who I'm talkin' about?
Restating the idea that there should be no doubt about the person the speaker is addressing.
It'll be me, babe, it'll be me.
Concluding with a strong affirmation that the speaker will indeed be the one fulfilling the roles mentioned in the lyrics.
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