Saturday Come Slow

My rose to desire

I think it should be 'My arrows to desire'

uh, what is this? these are lyrics to a completely different song

Amazing song, no idea what it's about. The only thing I can think about is from the first verse.

Lost in the magic Lost in the dream.

From the last time Last time he was with the girl.

This town turning Where he lives now.

My rose to desire The town is changing the amazing love he has for women to a love that is just based on wanting sex.

I truly have no idea really, I wanna see more people interpret this song.

Saturday come slow Do you love me Do you love me Is there nothing there It's like he's with the girl and he can't understand if she loves him or not and asking "Is there nothing there?". Even though he may know she don't love him, he doesn't want saturday to come.

Again, no idea <.< I'm just giving my two cents.

Great song.. overwhelming.. it makes me feel a bit lost in memories and far far from reality and that's maybe what the song is about - just this moment when one's mind is "lost in the magic from the last time" and cannot wait till Saturday.

Beautiful song. I get lost in the melody of his voice with the instruments and beats.

I think it's about falling in love with someone, but fearing that love won't be returned.

notice at the very end of the song, theres the start of a sample of radiohead's backdrifts. very sly :P

Fantastic song, I guess about longing for love (Saturday might be a symbol for finding love, because he goes out then) and just can't wait for it to happen.

When he speaks of "this town turning my rose into desire," it sounds like he had innocent feelings at first, perfectly romantic and the like, but now is slowly starting to turn sexual. The mantra of "do you love me?" sounds like anxiety than longing, almost like a cry of an obsession. As far as the day goes perhaps he met her on Saturday.

When I first heard this song I imagined a stripper dancing in front of this person who in turn takes her display as an invitation, despite subconsciously knowing it's all a show. I get stripper from the town, which I associated it with a place along the lines of Vegas but it kinda sounds farfetched even to me but that's my two cents on it.

I found it funny that after I listened to the album and spun my take on it they played this onTrue Blood with a scene of a stripper dancing. (how dare they use such good music with such shitty plot developments, ugh!)

"Lost in the magic"- Lost in the thoughts of love "For the last Time"- This might be his last time in love. "This towns turning my rose to desire"- The people are making him think does he really love this girl. Like telling him to go on ahead and love her "Saturday comes slow" Most couples go out on saturday. Saturday is the day when most things occur its the best day of the week. He cants wait for it to come so he can ask the girl the main question. "Do you love me"- He wants her to love him "Or is there nothing there" '"Is there nothing there" If you noticed throughout the song he switches between the to. "OR" is a word meaning that he denies the fact that she DOESN'T love him he really wants her love. "IS" He is highly doubting her love for him. He tells a dramatic story of a guy hungry for love but he's not sure if she lovs him back so he wants to ask her on saturday " Do you love me"

lyrics are completely wrong