"Through the Looking-Glass" is a reference to the sequel to Alice in Wonderland. Alice returns to the Rabbit's Hole. I'm guessing the "ruby" part would have to be a little Tori, going through the rabbit hole of her. In other words, she's pregnant (but just for this song, that is). That's the reason for the phrase part: "feel a little hand turning inside me"
There's a domestic violence situation:
"don't you think she feels us fighting"
He even hits her, while knowing she's pregnant:
"strike me at the root"
She's thinking she might leave him (probably for an abuse shelter):
"i won't let you
put her through
what you put me through"
This happened just recently after they got married:
"when i said --- i wanted it all,
doesn't every woman want it all..."
"Through the Looking-Glass" is a reference to the sequel to Alice in Wonderland. Alice returns to the Rabbit's Hole. I'm guessing the "ruby" part would have to be a little Tori, going through the rabbit hole of her. In other words, she's pregnant (but just for this song, that is). That's the reason for the phrase part: "feel a little hand turning inside me"
There's a domestic violence situation: "don't you think she feels us fighting"
He even hits her, while knowing she's pregnant: "strike me at the root"
She's thinking she might leave him (probably for an abuse shelter):
"i won't let you put her through what you put me through"
This happened just recently after they got married: "when i said --- i wanted it all, doesn't every woman want it all..."