@[Kahiara:35260] Actually I think the husband passed away,
"She sang for you last night
She heard you were calling"
Many people say they have felt, heard, or seen their loved ones after they have passed.
"Don't be scared now
Close your eyes
She holds guard tonight
Go on forward no remorse
Life will take it's course"
This is said to the late husband by a third part (never named), who encourages him to pass on. Because life will eventually continue. The phrase "holds guard" refers to the ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake_(ceremony) ) which is a Christian ceremony held after someone dies. Now it is usually held right after the funeral, but in most celtiic countries the wake is held before the funeral.
"She danced with you last night so you will remember
All you have shared, a lifetime."
This sentence feels as if the only thing it wants to convey is their history together, namely, husband and wife. For the rest it just refers back to the first verse.
Something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good tonight
Make me forget about you for now
Get high, hit the floor before you go
Matador, estocada, you're my blood sport
But something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good tonight
Make me forget about you for now
Forty-eight thousand seats
Bleats and roars for my memories of you
Now that I'm fully clean
The matador is no more, he's dragged from view
Get high, hit the floor before you go
Matador, estocada, you're my blood sport
Forty-eight thousand seats
Bleats and roars for my memories of you
Now that I'm fully clean
The matador is no more, he's dragged from view
But something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good tonight
Make me forget about you for now
Oh, something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good tonight
Make me forget about you for now
Get high, hit the floor before you go
Matador, estocada, you're my blood sport
But something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good tonight
Make me forget about you for now
Forty-eight thousand seats
Bleats and roars for my memories of you
Now that I'm fully clean
The matador is no more, he's dragged from view
Get high, hit the floor before you go
Matador, estocada, you're my blood sport
Forty-eight thousand seats
Bleats and roars for my memories of you
Now that I'm fully clean
The matador is no more, he's dragged from view
But something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good
Oh, something good tonight
Make me forget about you for now
Lyrics submitted by shemovesshe, edited by Shafro, arans
Something Good Lyrics as written by Gwilym David Dylan Sainsbury Augustus Figaro Niso Unger-hamilton
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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Not asking you to agree with me, but just go with the notion for a second:
The song is about recovering from an addiction to heroin. About how he knew he was flaunting with something dangerous and addictive, thought it was almost glamorous and just as it does with everyone, took him by surprise.
He describes how going to watch live football ('48,000 seats' is Manchester City stadium prior to when the song was released), shouting and weeping helped him recover.
He goes on about how 'something good' (as in something actually wholesome) will help him forget about heroin for a while.
Finally, check out their names - they are from super posh families, can't imagine them bringing the embarrassment of singing about smack in a song would go down well.
:)
And roars for my memories of you" on heroin addiction the memories remain and there is still a part of the person who wants to get high, so seats that have ocupied his memorie with the heroin memories bleat for more. I think you are right my friend.