oh and its and I'm dressed to kill, and after your dirty secret its your rock of love. then its now your filled with rope, and its wearin that designer clothes.
Filled with rope makes no sense in virtually any context, especially not THIS. "Now you're velvet rope" is a fancy way of saying that they're velvet rope material, velvet ropes being the red carpet's big brother and sister (twins no less...how poetic). They're the kind of crowd-guide/block used for celebrity appearances.
Filled with rope makes no sense in virtually any context, especially not THIS. "Now you're velvet rope" is a fancy way of saying that they're velvet rope material, velvet ropes being the red carpet's big brother and sister (twins no less...how poetic). They're the kind of crowd-guide/block used for celebrity appearances.
As for "take you flying", I'm not sure if it's that, "your platinum," or something different entirely.
As for "take you flying", I'm not sure if it's that, "your platinum," or something different entirely.
Basically, the song is overall the guy hitting on someone, trying to entice her with fame and fortune, saying that he could take her...
Basically, the song is overall the guy hitting on someone, trying to entice her with fame and fortune, saying that he could take her to the top and make her a celebrity. ...I wonder what her reaction might be.
oh and its and I'm dressed to kill, and after your dirty secret its your rock of love. then its now your filled with rope, and its wearin that designer clothes.
Filled with rope makes no sense in virtually any context, especially not THIS. "Now you're velvet rope" is a fancy way of saying that they're velvet rope material, velvet ropes being the red carpet's big brother and sister (twins no less...how poetic). They're the kind of crowd-guide/block used for celebrity appearances.
Filled with rope makes no sense in virtually any context, especially not THIS. "Now you're velvet rope" is a fancy way of saying that they're velvet rope material, velvet ropes being the red carpet's big brother and sister (twins no less...how poetic). They're the kind of crowd-guide/block used for celebrity appearances.
As for "take you flying", I'm not sure if it's that, "your platinum," or something different entirely.
As for "take you flying", I'm not sure if it's that, "your platinum," or something different entirely.
Basically, the song is overall the guy hitting on someone, trying to entice her with fame and fortune, saying that he could take her...
Basically, the song is overall the guy hitting on someone, trying to entice her with fame and fortune, saying that he could take her to the top and make her a celebrity. ...I wonder what her reaction might be.