I Want to Be the Boy to Warm Your Mother's Heart

Longing for Acceptance: A Song's Yearning
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I want to be the boy to warm your mother's heart

The speaker desires to be the person who brings warmth and happiness to their romantic partner's mother.

I'm so scared to take you away

The speaker feels anxious or fearful about taking their romantic partner away from their family.

I tried to win her over right from the start

The speaker made efforts from the beginning to gain the approval or affection of their partner's mother.

But something always got in the way

Various obstacles consistently prevented the speaker from gaining the affection or approval they sought from their partner's mother.

We've been sitting in your backyard for hours

The speaker and their partner have spent a long time together at the partner's home (backyard).

But she won't even come out and say hi

Despite spending time at the partner's house, the partner's mother avoids interacting with the speaker.

While my mother baked a little cake for you

The speaker's own mother has made a gesture (baking a cake) to show kindness and acceptance toward the partner.

And even dreaded when you said goodbye

The speaker feels a sense of sadness or apprehension when the partner leaves.


What kind of cartwheels do I have to pull?

The speaker is questioning what actions or efforts they need to make to win over the partner's mother.

What kind of joke should I lay on her now?

The speaker is contemplating what kind of humor or charm might impress the partner's mother.

I'm inclined to go finish high school

The speaker expresses a willingness to go back to school in an attempt to gain the partner's mother's attention.

Just to make her notice that I'm around

The speaker hopes that returning to school will make the partner's mother notice and acknowledge their presence.


Well nothing I come up with seems to work

The speaker feels frustrated because none of their efforts seem to have any positive impact.

It feels like everything I say is a lie

The speaker feels like they are being dishonest or insincere in their attempts to impress the partner's mother.

And never have I felt like such a jerk

The speaker feels remorseful and inadequate in their interactions with the partner's mother.

I'm afraid to even open my eyes

The speaker is fearful of facing the situation or reality regarding their relationship with the partner's mother.

Because I really don't want her to judge me

The speaker is concerned about being judged negatively by the partner's mother.

I want her to really know who I am

The speaker desires the partner's mother to truly understand and appreciate their character.

And the, and only then will she love me

The speaker believes that only after the partner's mother truly knows them will she be capable of loving them.

Well at least that was the plan

The speaker had a plan that involved gaining the partner's mother's understanding and love, but it seems uncertain now.


If ever a boy needed a holiday

The speaker reflects on the idea that sometimes people need a break or vacation from challenging situations.

If ever a girl needed someone to hold

The speaker acknowledges the partner's need for emotional support and companionship.

I just hope I don't act the same way

The speaker hopes they won't behave similarly when they reach the partner's mother's age.

By the time that I get that old

The speaker worries about repeating the same actions or mistakes when they get older.


I never said I was the heir to a fortune

The speaker clarifies they never claimed to have inherited wealth or outstanding physical appearance.

I never claimed to have any looks

The speaker acknowledges that certain qualities (wealth, appearance) might hold significance to others.

But these kind of things must be important

The speaker ponders why these attributes seem important to some people.

Because somebody ripped out my page

The speaker metaphorically describes being removed or rejected by someone, as if torn out from a phone book.

In your telephone book

Someone has metaphorically removed the speaker from the partner's life or contacts.


I want to warm her heart

The speaker desires to emotionally connect with and warm the partner's mother's heart.

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