"Just one person in a million waiting for that day
To start and end the line"
I honestly can't interpret this line, but the rest of the song sounds like a bunch of references to somebody's "First Time." However, this line stands out the most to me and hits me so emotionally. I don't even know what emotion it pinpoints, but it does.
i think maybe "Just one person in a million waiting for that day / To start and end the line" refers to someone waiting to be the speaker's first and only lover... "the line" perhaps referring to the list of people the speaker has/will have slept with
i think maybe "Just one person in a million waiting for that day / To start and end the line" refers to someone waiting to be the speaker's first and only lover... "the line" perhaps referring to the list of people the speaker has/will have slept with
it really hits me emotionally, too... her vocal dynamics are SO passionate
it really hits me emotionally, too... her vocal dynamics are SO passionate
perhaps the song as a whole describes the speaker's love life, namely, that she rushed into losing her virginity and later met someone who truly loves her and would have more so deserved to be her first......
perhaps the song as a whole describes the speaker's love life, namely, that she rushed into losing her virginity and later met someone who truly loves her and would have more so deserved to be her first... someone whom she would've preferred to be her first
omg just realized something else... between the lines "Bring it up to speed" and "Innocence drifts away passing through pains," is where the song goes from slow and soft to loud, fast, and intense... this instrumental section of the song could totally represent the actual duration of the speaker's "first time"...
omg just realized something else... between the lines "Bring it up to speed" and "Innocence drifts away passing through pains," is where the song goes from slow and soft to loud, fast, and intense... this instrumental section of the song could totally represent the actual duration of the speaker's "first time"...
"Just one person in a million waiting for that day To start and end the line"
I honestly can't interpret this line, but the rest of the song sounds like a bunch of references to somebody's "First Time." However, this line stands out the most to me and hits me so emotionally. I don't even know what emotion it pinpoints, but it does.
i think maybe "Just one person in a million waiting for that day / To start and end the line" refers to someone waiting to be the speaker's first and only lover... "the line" perhaps referring to the list of people the speaker has/will have slept with
i think maybe "Just one person in a million waiting for that day / To start and end the line" refers to someone waiting to be the speaker's first and only lover... "the line" perhaps referring to the list of people the speaker has/will have slept with
it really hits me emotionally, too... her vocal dynamics are SO passionate
it really hits me emotionally, too... her vocal dynamics are SO passionate
perhaps the song as a whole describes the speaker's love life, namely, that she rushed into losing her virginity and later met someone who truly loves her and would have more so deserved to be her first......
perhaps the song as a whole describes the speaker's love life, namely, that she rushed into losing her virginity and later met someone who truly loves her and would have more so deserved to be her first... someone whom she would've preferred to be her first
omg just realized something else... between the lines "Bring it up to speed" and "Innocence drifts away passing through pains," is where the song goes from slow and soft to loud, fast, and intense... this instrumental section of the song could totally represent the actual duration of the speaker's "first time"...
omg just realized something else... between the lines "Bring it up to speed" and "Innocence drifts away passing through pains," is where the song goes from slow and soft to loud, fast, and intense... this instrumental section of the song could totally represent the actual duration of the speaker's "first time"...