Begging You
Mystical Plea: Unraveling The Stone Roses' Begging You
Lyrics
I'm begging you
The singer is pleading with someone.
The fly on the coachwheel told me that he got it
A metaphorical fly relayed information, indicating it understood a situation.
And he knew what to do with it, everybody saw it
Others witnessed the revelation or action.
Saw the dust that he made
They noticed the aftermath or impact.
King bee in a frenzy, ready to blow
A powerful figure is eager, about to unleash something.
Got the horn good to go, wait, oh his sting's all gone
However, the potency or ability has diminished.
Now he's begging you, begging you
Now, this powerful figure is imploring for help.
Here is a warning, the sky will divide
A warning of impending consequences.
Since I took off the lid, no, there's nowhere to hide
Once something was revealed, there's no escape or concealment.
Now I'm begging you, begging you
The plea for assistance continues.
This is a mystery not to be solved
A situation that remains enigmatic and unsolvable.
But be minded, like minded, I'm gone, still I'm with you
Despite being absent physically, the singer remains connected mentally or emotionally.
I'm begging you, begging you
The plea for help persists.
Give it over, give it over
Repeated insistence on handing something over or letting go, while asking for help.
Give it over, give it over
-Give it over, give it over
-Give it over, give it over
-Yeah I'm begging you (I'm begging you)
-Give it over, give it over
-Give it over
-Yeah, I'm begging you, I'm begging you
-Weigh it and say it, is it all in a name
Questioning whether something holds significance or control over someone.
Does it call you or maul you and drive you insane
Exploring whether this thing influences or harms someone deeply.
Can it make you remember, time is a place
Wondering if it triggers memories or shapes experiences.
How I'm begging you, I'm begging you
The plea for assistance persists.
The fly on the coachwheel told me that he got it
Reiteration of the earlier situation and aftermath.
And he knew what to do with it, everybody saw it
-Saw the dust that he made
-Make all the dust that you can
An urging to create chaos or disturbance.
Make all the dust that you can
-King bee in a frenzy, ready to blow
A repetition of a powerful figure being on the verge of action.
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