A Little More Love Lyrics
It's "start depending" not "star depending" and there is a comma between the two "knows"......I love this song but where is "Suddenly "at??
@crombiegirl00 Not sure if it's "start" or "stop" as the guy is having an affair with her, and a little more love on "his" side to his wife will have him "stop" depending on the singer.
@crombiegirl00 Not sure if it's "start" or "stop" as the guy is having an affair with her, and a little more love on "his" side to his wife will have him "stop" depending on the singer.
Also should be written as "I know... know you..."
Also should be written as "I know... know you..."
It's when you have such strong feelings and attraction to a person that you can't resist them sexually, but you hope that it will all lead to true love in the end.
She is in love with this man & he's not in love with her - maybe he is married - to him it's just physical relationship and a bit of fun. In the end he always leaves. She thinks that maybe if he loved her, a little more, he would realise that she's the one. Deep down inside she knows this will never happen - but she can't help being drawn to him. Even though she only has him for a little while, it's better than nothing to her.....
@eightezzz Agreed. In the narrative on the album, this came in after Borrowed Time...
@eightezzz Agreed. In the narrative on the album, this came in after Borrowed Time...
Ultimate end of the affair is tracked in Boats against the Current.
Ultimate end of the affair is tracked in Boats against the Current.
Pretty sure the "little more love" to which she is referring is sex. So the chorus translates as "if I give you more sex, will that make you love me. Surprisingly suggestive for the Queen of Clean.
The song start with "night is dragging HER feets" So, it refers to a woman, not to a male???
This song popped into my head a few days before ONJ died. I didn't know much about her, and I wouldn't rank myself among the fans of ONJ, or anything--just being honest--but she always seemed cool to me, and this song was pretty big when I was a kid, and I liked it despite not knowing what it meant.
So, she died a few days later, and a couple of weeks after that, the song was in my head again. I got curious, read the lyrics, and...
WHOA!
One of the first things I gleaned from that second verse was that a guy seduced a younger person (perhaps an underage person, but definitely very inexperienced). The first verse by itself hints at what was once referred to as, "hit it and quit it." The verses point to an attempt to maturely reconcile all this with her needs, both carnal and emotional. She's going to try to show more love, hoping to make him feel...
This is a very unhealthy situation.
Also, according to Wikipedia, this song was written by her collaborator, who happened to be a guy. Quite a lot happens to guys that they don't talk about; but equally, thoughtful men see how some women get treated, and I suspect this was a song stemming from that. I think this adds an extra layer to things, while, on the surface at least, ONJ as a woman sings it to anchor it for women.