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You never seen nobody as divine as
She can see reflections
In her own eyes
An admission of desire,
On a handsome afternoon -
Is an ovation to her ego
In her everyone is everything and
Everything is mine
Ms. Marceau
You don't need another,
You'll always be your own hero
Myself Ms. Marceau
You don't need another, you'nl always
Be your own hero
As if we're speaking in
Another language
Every word means I, me,
Mine every hello every good
No escape to the life of the average
It's an ovation to my ego
In her everyone is everything and
Everything is mine
We're very fortunate to have her here
Accounts are empty and my friends
Deserted long ago but
She say that I'm okay, so I'm okay
She can see reflections
In her own eyes
An admission of desire,
On a handsome afternoon -
Is an ovation to her ego
In her everyone is everything and
Everything is mine
Ms. Marceau
You don't need another,
You'll always be your own hero
Myself Ms. Marceau
You don't need another, you'nl always
Be your own hero
Another language
Every word means I, me,
Mine every hello every good
No escape to the life of the average
It's an ovation to my ego
In her everyone is everything and
Everything is mine
Accounts are empty and my friends
Deserted long ago but
She say that I'm okay, so I'm okay
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To me, this song seems to be about a girl who's really vain and self obsessed, basically her own hereo. I think this guy was in a realtionship with her, but he's starting to realize how little she needs him. He's trying not to need her back but in the end he's still kinda glad that she's staying
It's about a woman who is her 'own hero', but when near the end of the song you hear 'woman disappointed', you know the reason why.
This song is about an idealized character by the narrator. Think manic pixie dream girl. She can see reflections in her own eyes. She knows when she has a chance with somebody so she pursues it. And when he admits to liking her, she’s happy about it, of course. That’s what he means by it’s an ovation to her ego, it has nothing to do with her being vain. Who doesn’t like it when someone they picked out likes them back?
“In her everyone is everything and everything is mine”. This is a person who has an unbounded fascination for everything and it’s all so important. But he is hers. And he’s thrilled. “No escape to the life of the average, it’s an ovation to my ego” he can’t believe he’s got her and life is magical.
But the trope of the manic pixie dream girl is that she exists for his character development. He doesn’t exist for hers. And what has been criticized about this trope is that it seems like the dream girl has no other personality, except being there so the man can figure himself out. But this song looks at it from another angle of she’s already fully developed character, hero in fact, she doesn’t need him any more than she needs everybody. But right now he is hers and he will follow her into the dark. Even to his own detriment. She says that he’s OK, then he’s OK.
….On second thought it could also be about drugs