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Bambi, Bambi
My dear, my dear, my dear
My dear I want you here
Don't get too near for there's lions beware

Oh Bambi I won't lie
If I weren't in this spider web of mine
If grandfather never had seven wives
Then darling you would be love of my life
Oh Bambi it's my design
To run the jungle I must be a lion
Or be a cheetah but neither is fine
Don't wanna hurt my dear love of my life

Bambi, Bambi
My dear, my dear, my dear
My dear I want you here
Don't get too near for there's lions beware

Sometimes I hide
When you FaceTime I text you back a lie
Cause I'm afraid to look back in your eyes
I'm terrified you were love of my life
The woman among the tribe
They will be jealous of this lullaby
I'll drink alone in my hotel and cry
Cause now they know you are love of my life

Bambi, Bambi
My dear, my dear, my dear
My dear I want you here
Don't get too near for there's lions beware

I wish that we were forever young
I always knew that this day would come
The fork in the road where I cannot run
Between love and many I'm loving one
I got the wedding invitation Bambi
I'm happy that he wants to make a family
But I cannot promise I won't run up in the church
There screaming your name Bambi
No one can take you from me Bambi
No one can take you from me Bambi
No one can take you from me Bambi

Bambi, Bambi
My dear I want you here
Oh baby don't get too near
No there are lions beware


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    My Interpretation

    My thoughts...

    1. This is indeed a really lovely song from Jidenna I must confess...wasn't too much of a surprise when I later realised he was at Stanford...
    2. I believe the song is about a 'playboy' sincerely liking a girl but doesn't want to hurt her and neither does he want to lose her...
    3. ...Unfortunately however, he eventually did and realised that when he got the invitation to her wedding and really felt bad hence 'no one can take you away from me'.

    Really lovely song. Reminds me of the song 'congratulations' by blue october and imogen heap. Similar story line.

    rilwan1147on May 29, 2017   Link

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