Somebody Remembers the Rose
Echoes of Forgotten Roses: Unraveling the Poetic Depths in Whiskeytown's Melody
Lyrics
Somebody remembers the rose
Someone has memories of a rose.
While the other forgets how it grows
Another person has forgotten how the rose grows.
Would all the dangers
Reflecting on the potential risks or challenges in love.
Would all the dangers of love
Asking about the risks associated with love.
Am I still a stranger?
Questioning if the speaker is still a stranger in the context of love.
Somebody remembers the dress
Someone remembers a dress.
How it was handsome
Describing the dress as handsome and beautifully pressed.
Beautifully pressed
Continuing to appreciate the dress's beauty.
Would all the dangers
Reflecting on the dangers or challenges in love once again.
Would all the dangers of love
Reiterating the inquiry about the dangers associated with love.
Lost to a stranger
Indicating that love may be lost to a stranger.
Honey I'm out of service
Expressing that the speaker is temporarily unavailable or not responsive.
For a while
Further emphasizing the speaker's unavailability for a while.
Damaged heart's been manufactured
Referring to a heart that has been damaged and manufactured.
And everyday this one never works anyway
Noting that this heart never works every day.
Somebody remembers the rose
Repeating the theme of someone remembering a rose.
While the other forgets how it grows
Reiterating that someone forgets how the rose grows.
Would all the dangers
Recalling the dangers or challenges in love once again.
Would all the dangers of love
Repeating the inquiry about the dangers associated with love.
Lost to a stranger
Stating that love may be lost to a stranger.
Honey, I know you
Affirming knowledge of someone.
Baby, I know you
Repeating the affirmation of knowing someone.
Yeah, I know you
Reiterating the affirmation of knowing someone.
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