Just More
Unveiling Hidden Depths: Embracing the Complexity of 'Just More'
Lyrics
Look beyond my face and love me
Encourages looking beyond physical appearance for genuine love and understanding.
I'm not the good girl you should know
Rejecting the conventional idea of being a typical "good girl," suggesting complexity.
There was a time when I thought of you
Reflecting on a past time when the speaker considered the person being addressed.
There was a time when you thought of me
Recalling a time when the other person also had thoughts about the speaker.
Look in my eyes and say you love me
Asking for verbal affirmation of love by looking into the speaker's eyes.
Look in my eyes and say you want me
Expressing the desire for the other person to verbally express their want for the speaker.
I'm just more, I'm just more, I'm just more
Repetition emphasizing the speaker's assertion of being more than meets the eye.
I'm just more, I'm just more, I'm just more
-It's too late to look beyond
Acknowledging it's too late for the other person to understand the speaker deeply.
It's too late to darn my socks
Mentioning an irreparable situation, using the metaphor of not being able to mend socks.
I left my shoes left you behind
Leaving possessions and a person behind, choosing freedom symbolized by running barefoot through a crowd.
Ran barefooted through the crowd , yeah
-There's another word for love
Suggesting there are alternative perspectives or expressions for the concept of love.
There's another word of course
-I'm just more than you can see obviously
Claiming to possess qualities and depth beyond what is immediately apparent.
I'm just more, I'm just more, I'm just more
Reiterating the idea of being more than what is initially perceived.
I'm just more, I'm just more, I'm just more
-There's another word for love
Repeating the notion that there are alternative words or meanings for love.
There's another word of course
-I'm just more than you can see obviously
Asserting that the speaker possesses hidden qualities beyond surface observation.
It's too late to look beyond
Reiterating the theme of missed opportunities to understand the speaker deeply.
It's too late to darn my socks
Using the metaphor of unrepairable socks to emphasize the irreversible nature of certain situations.
I left my shoes left you behind
Re-emphasizing leaving behind material possessions and someone to pursue personal freedom.
Ran barefooted through the crowd , yeah
-There's another word for love
Continuing to explore alternative expressions for the concept of love.
There's another word of course
-I'm just more than you can see obviously
Reiterating the idea of possessing hidden depths beyond immediate perception.
I'm just more, I'm just more, I'm just more
Repetition to underscore the speaker's assertion of being more than meets the eye.
I'm just more, I'm just more, I'm just more
-There's another word for love
Repeating the exploration of alternative words or meanings for love.
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