I'm not so sure about that. That could be, but I think that I perceive something a little more risqué.
He's lying on top. He's like Gepetto. Gepetto created Pinocchio. Notice the play on lying. He's lying on top of a doll. He's working with his wood. He lies and something grows.
I can see an interpretation of this where this is kind of a bad boy from the neighborhood who is sleeping around and the girls competing for him better keep him entertained. But I'm not sure and I'm curious what others think about this song.
@Matt2h yeah I'm inclined to think that there's something more risqué, or maybe even darker than what the first commenter wrote (although that has some merit as well).
@Matt2h yeah I'm inclined to think that there's something more risqué, or maybe even darker than what the first commenter wrote (although that has some merit as well).
I'm not sure about keeping the 'bad boy' entertained though - you lose your soul to the narrator of the song, not to the kid from the bad home.
I'm not sure about keeping the 'bad boy' entertained though - you lose your soul to the narrator of the song, not to the kid from the bad home.
I'm not so sure about that. That could be, but I think that I perceive something a little more risqué.
He's lying on top. He's like Gepetto. Gepetto created Pinocchio. Notice the play on lying. He's lying on top of a doll. He's working with his wood. He lies and something grows. I can see an interpretation of this where this is kind of a bad boy from the neighborhood who is sleeping around and the girls competing for him better keep him entertained. But I'm not sure and I'm curious what others think about this song.
@Matt2h yeah I'm inclined to think that there's something more risqué, or maybe even darker than what the first commenter wrote (although that has some merit as well).
@Matt2h yeah I'm inclined to think that there's something more risqué, or maybe even darker than what the first commenter wrote (although that has some merit as well).
I'm not sure about keeping the 'bad boy' entertained though - you lose your soul to the narrator of the song, not to the kid from the bad home.
I'm not sure about keeping the 'bad boy' entertained though - you lose your soul to the narrator of the song, not to the kid from the bad home.