I highly doubt this song is about love. It might seem like it, but the first time I ever heard it, the line "You're so pretty in white, pretty when you're faithful" stuck in my head and made me think more about a man who wants his woman to be faithful. It's more like a song where he comes to terms with the fact that he;s being used than a song about love. I really don't know for sure, but wouldn't the line "I've only just become inflatable for you" symbolize a toy that can be taken out and put back at will versus a loving relationship?
I highly doubt this song is about love. It might seem like it, but the first time I ever heard it, the line "You're so pretty in white, pretty when you're faithful" stuck in my head and made me think more about a man who wants his woman to be faithful. It's more like a song where he comes to terms with the fact that he;s being used than a song about love. I really don't know for sure, but wouldn't the line "I've only just become inflatable for you" symbolize a toy that can be taken out and put back at will versus a loving relationship?