i cannot believe that nobody has said anything about this gorgeous song yet.
it's about a woman whose husband/boyfriend/lover has left her for another woman.
"go on and love her, lover her forever, i will not tell her you told me, too".
apparently he is saying the same words he said to her to this new woman. now she is waiting to see if maybe his love with this new woman won't last either "maybe you'll pull them, too".
overall this song is so beautiful and heartwrenching that it almost makes you want to have your heart broken, too.
@lackofcolor@lackofcolor I like your interpretation. Love this song. Kind of rediscovered it after so many years. I always took the "maybe you'll pull them too" as a bitter aside saying how the husband tends to pull up pure and beautiful things by the roots as he he did her love for him.
@lackofcolor@lackofcolor I like your interpretation. Love this song. Kind of rediscovered it after so many years. I always took the "maybe you'll pull them too" as a bitter aside saying how the husband tends to pull up pure and beautiful things by the roots as he he did her love for him.
i cannot believe that nobody has said anything about this gorgeous song yet.
it's about a woman whose husband/boyfriend/lover has left her for another woman. "go on and love her, lover her forever, i will not tell her you told me, too". apparently he is saying the same words he said to her to this new woman. now she is waiting to see if maybe his love with this new woman won't last either "maybe you'll pull them, too".
overall this song is so beautiful and heartwrenching that it almost makes you want to have your heart broken, too.
@lackofcolor @lackofcolor I like your interpretation. Love this song. Kind of rediscovered it after so many years. I always took the "maybe you'll pull them too" as a bitter aside saying how the husband tends to pull up pure and beautiful things by the roots as he he did her love for him.
@lackofcolor @lackofcolor I like your interpretation. Love this song. Kind of rediscovered it after so many years. I always took the "maybe you'll pull them too" as a bitter aside saying how the husband tends to pull up pure and beautiful things by the roots as he he did her love for him.