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    wow, i am amazed how this has no comments. this song has so much poetically meaning behind it. mishka is a real genius, and a very deep person. "but you are so happy with your plastic smile" this could mean that she is not happy at all, and just pulls out a fake smile all the time. or literally has a plastic smile (has had a lip job), telling us how superficial or what kind of person she is. "I give you my ocean songs and they go on for miles But all you wanted to do was walk the aisles of some shopping malls"

    in general, i think he is basically telling her what he thinks about her, or that they are not good together, making her cry and run away every time. because she is beautiful ("Your legs so long, your smile so sweet, And you move gracefully down the street, Right in the time with the beat, Of my heart, yeah, Your eyes of fire, Your voice choir of angels, You're so beautiful, That I don't really know where I'm to start") but she is not the kind of person that could see the things the ways he sees them, that she could not observe the beauty of some certain things.

    sofiaa2510on August 21, 2012   Link

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