"mi hermosa" means "my beautiful", "con su cuerpo" means "with your body".
he meets a girl who speaks broken english, probably a hispanic chick. "Who needs words when you reply
con su cuerpo?", who needs words when you reply with your body? I assume he means that they didn't need to communicate much since they had a chiefly sexual relationship.
So essentially this song is about some hispanic girl this guy lost. they didn't have a good relationship, it was mostly sexual and he's regretting losing her.
"Dreaming
'bout some drunken melody
you sung before
Verses beautiful and strange
I love that song"
maybe the girl got drunk and sang in spanish, and he's remembering that moment.
In the chorus, when is says that her "foreign eyes have struck for better boy", it could mean that the girl left him for someone better.
"Lost your ghost somewhere in Samana": Samana is a province in the Domincan Republic.
I was thinking, the name of the girl could be Luna. Makes sense since the name of the song is "Song For Luna". Luna is spanish for Moon. The last lines "sing into the moonlight" is probably him just being poetic about her name.
"mi hermosa" means "my beautiful", "con su cuerpo" means "with your body".
he meets a girl who speaks broken english, probably a hispanic chick. "Who needs words when you reply con su cuerpo?", who needs words when you reply with your body? I assume he means that they didn't need to communicate much since they had a chiefly sexual relationship.
So essentially this song is about some hispanic girl this guy lost. they didn't have a good relationship, it was mostly sexual and he's regretting losing her.
"Dreaming 'bout some drunken melody you sung before Verses beautiful and strange I love that song"
maybe the girl got drunk and sang in spanish, and he's remembering that moment.
In the chorus, when is says that her "foreign eyes have struck for better boy", it could mean that the girl left him for someone better.
"Lost your ghost somewhere in Samana": Samana is a province in the Domincan Republic.
I was thinking, the name of the girl could be Luna. Makes sense since the name of the song is "Song For Luna". Luna is spanish for Moon. The last lines "sing into the moonlight" is probably him just being poetic about her name.