Guns
Unveiling Hidden Realities: Guns, Love, and Freedom in Yukon Blonde's Melody
Lyrics
Is true what they say about girls
Girls are often characterized as secretive or mysterious, playing with the emotions of lonely individuals.
Hiding in the closet they play on lonely sons and daughters
Girls are portrayed as playing with the emotions of isolated sons and daughters, possibly implying manipulation.
They are the special one in your defense you have none
Girls are seen as the special ones, and the person being addressed has no defense against their actions.
Cause the feds against the other people really guns is not real
Suggests a contrast between the government ("feds") opposing people and the idea that guns are not a real solution.
Did your mother never teat you
A rhetorical question questioning the nurturing or guidance received from one's mother.
You can wish on stars and still be what you be
Encouragement to pursue aspirations despite challenges, emphasizing individuality.
? no such thing as a freedom where you can live and die freedom
Questioning the existence of true freedom when one can only live and die within a constrained notion of freedom.
We can take it out whatever they feels true what they say about guns
Comparing the truth about guns to the truth about girls, suggesting a parallel in their potentially deceptive nature.
Tell me what I did and drive me into the ocean
Request for an explanation of one's actions and a metaphorical plea to be taken away, possibly due to guilt or regret.
If it is true what they say about guns then it is true about me
If the negative qualities attributed to guns are true, the speaker identifies with those qualities.
Is true what they say about guns is it worth it
Reiterating the question about the truth regarding guns and questioning its worth.
Holding on to something so bad baby
Reflecting on the difficulty of letting go of something significant, described as "bad."
How does it feels to have the love you want
Posing a question about the experience of having the desired love, possibly hinting at its elusiveness.
? back you are a rolling stone
A metaphorical reference to being a wandering or unsettled person.
And really did your momma never teach you
A repetition of the question about maternal teachings, emphasizing a lack of guidance or nurturing.
Is true what they say about guns tell me I will ?
Repeating the inquiry about the truth regarding guns and expressing a desire for information or clarification.
And drive me into the ocean if it is true what they say about guns
A repetition of the request to be taken away, contingent on the truth about guns.
If it is true what they say about guns
Restating the earlier conditional statement regarding the speaker's identification with the negative aspects of guns.
If it is true what they say about guns
Reiteration of the conditional statement, reinforcing the speaker's association with the negative traits of guns.
Then is true about me
Affirming the speaker's identification with the negative qualities attributed to guns.
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