Your Fantasy
Yearning for Love: The Struggle of Unrequited Desires in 'Your Fantasy'
Lyrics
I wanna be your fantasy
I desire to be your idealized vision or desire
Oh but baby you just walk on by
Despite my desire, you ignore or avoid me
I want you to see what we could be
I want you to imagine the potential of our relationship
Oh but baby you won't let me try
However, you prevent me from attempting to make it real
Is it in the way I walk. Is it in the way I talk
Questioning if my walking style or talking manner holds significance
Is it in the way I tie my shoes
Asking if details like tying my shoes matter
Or is it in the way I swear, or baby coz I dye my hair
Wondering if my actions like swearing or changing hair color matter
Or is it in the way I sing the blues
Contemplating if my singing the blues has an impact
She don't wanna know
The person doesn't want to know or acknowledge
But she gotta go
Despite not wanting to know, the person has to leave
I wanna be your fantasy
Reiteration of the desire to be a fantasy
I'd hold you close and treat you right
Expressing a desire to care for and treat the person right
Tell me baby, do you think I'd make you cry
Questioning if the singer would cause emotional pain
I'm begging you to tell me why
Begging for an explanation or reason
Is it in the way I walk. Is it in the way I talk
Similar to earlier, questioning the significance of walking and talking
Is it in the way I shine my shoes
Asking if shining shoes matters in the context of love
Or do you get your love elsewhere
Wondering if the person seeks love from someone else
A sugar-daddy millionaire
Suggesting the possibility of the person having a wealthy lover
Can't you see I've got nothing to lose
Stating the singer has nothing to lose in the situation
But she don't wanna know now
Reiteration that the person doesn't want to know
But she gotta go now
Despite not wanting to know, the person has to leave now
Is it in the way I walk. Is it in the way I talk
Repeating the questioning of walking and talking significance
Is it in the way I tie my shoes
Repeating the inquiry about tying shoes
Or is it in the way I swear, or baby coz I dye my hair
Revisiting the impact of swearing or changing hair color
Is it in the way I sing the blues
Repeating the contemplation of singing the blues
Is it in the way I walk. Is it in the way I talk
Repeating the questioning of walking and talking
Is it in the way I shine my shoes
Repeating the inquiry about shining shoes
Or do you get your love elsewhere
Reiterating the suspicion of the person seeking love elsewhere
A sugar-daddy millionaire
Repeating the suggestion of a wealthy lover
Or is it coz I've got nothing to lose
Emphasizing the lack of consequences or risks for the singer
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