Movie Screen
Cinematic Reflections of Heartbreak: Movie Screen by Tommy Newport
Lyrics
She was sweet like honey
Describing someone as sweet like honey, suggesting a pleasant and attractive personality.
But I couldn't taste her when she's on me
Expressing a barrier or difficulty in connecting with the person mentioned.
And she was spending all my money
Indicating that the person is using the speaker's money, possibly in a carefree or irresponsible manner.
Damn it goes quick it goes quick
Highlighting the rapidity with which the money is being spent.
She we cold like winter
Using cold like winter to describe the person, suggesting emotional distance or aloofness.
Glad I brought my jacket
The speaker is prepared for emotional challenges by bringing a metaphorical jacket.
To stop the blisters
Describing a protective measure (jacket) to avoid emotional pain or blisters.
Freeze my heart to crystals
Describing the emotional impact as freezing the heart to crystals, possibly indicating emotional numbness.
Man it goes quick
Reiterating the quick pace at which events are unfolding or emotions are changing.
It goes quick
Reinforcing the idea of swift developments in the situation.
If I could watch my life
Expressing a desire to observe one's life as if it were a movie.
On a movie screen
Imagining the experience of watching the speaker's life on a cinematic screen.
Leaving you last night
Referring to leaving someone the previous night as a significant event.
Would be my favorite scene
Expressing that the act of leaving is considered the speaker's favorite scene.
If I could watch my life
Reiterating the desire to witness one's life on a movie screen.
On a movie screen
Continuing the theme of observing life as a movie, specifically the act of leaving a person.
Leaving you last night
Reiterating that leaving someone the previous night is considered the speaker's favorite scene.
Would be my favorite scene
She was so damn lovely
Describing the person as exceptionally lovely.
But I could just tell that she was bluffing
Suspecting that the person may not be genuine or truthful.
And she was spending all my money
Repeating the theme of the person spending the speaker's money quickly.
Man it goes quick
Emphasizing the swiftness with which events unfold, specifically the expenditure of money.
It goes quick
Reinforcing the idea that the pace of events is rapid.
And she would shine like glitter
Describing the person as shining like glitter, possibly indicating an outward attractiveness.
Drink her up like coffee
Using a metaphor to describe consuming the person's presence, but acknowledging bitterness.
But she's too bitter
Highlighting the contradiction of the person being both attractive and bitter.
And she was spending all my money
Reiterating the theme of the person spending the speaker's money quickly.
Man it goes quick
Stressing the rapidity of events, particularly financial expenditures.
It goes quick
If I could watch my life
Expressing the desire to witness one's life as if it were a movie, echoing earlier lines.
On a movie screen
Reiterating the concept of observing one's life on a cinematic screen.
Leaving you last night
Referring again to leaving someone the previous night as a noteworthy event.
Would be my favorite scene
Emphasizing that leaving the person is considered the speaker's favorite scene.
If I could watch my life
Continuing the theme of wanting to watch one's life on a movie screen.
On a movie screen
Repeating the idea of observing the act of leaving someone as a favorite scene.
Leaving you last night
Reiterating the desire to witness one's life on a movie screen, with leaving someone as a highlighted scene.
Would be my favorite scene
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