I havent heard the original of this either - though when I first listened to the lyrics properly, it reminded me of being about - for lack of a better word - a slut. 'Rosalie' is everyone's favourite little record girl, the girl who struts around a small isolated hometown, and repeats. P: The bit where he says 'She knows music, I know music, too you see' i consider the opposite of what dueyfinster said. They DONT actually have a lot in common, i mean seriously, anyone who likes music in the first place knows a fair bit of it. The fact they both like it, is like him trying to put definition to his relationship with him, when in fact, its lust rather than love.
And come on D:
"Down on me, rosalie
Shine on me will you please"
that doesn't sound sus to anyone?
Anyhow, thats just my opinion. Maybe its because I wanted to put a different perspective on the song, but nonetheless, its great.
I havent heard the original of this either - though when I first listened to the lyrics properly, it reminded me of being about - for lack of a better word - a slut. 'Rosalie' is everyone's favourite little record girl, the girl who struts around a small isolated hometown, and repeats. P: The bit where he says 'She knows music, I know music, too you see' i consider the opposite of what dueyfinster said. They DONT actually have a lot in common, i mean seriously, anyone who likes music in the first place knows a fair bit of it. The fact they both like it, is like him trying to put definition to his relationship with him, when in fact, its lust rather than love.
And come on D:
"Down on me, rosalie Shine on me will you please" that doesn't sound sus to anyone?
Anyhow, thats just my opinion. Maybe its because I wanted to put a different perspective on the song, but nonetheless, its great.