I don't know if she's a brilliant lyricist or just didn't conjugate her verb correctly, but this is amazing...
In my weakest moments I weep,
'Cause I like the way tears fit my cheek,
In my darkest moments I cry,
Oh how I love the way tears suits my face.
The 4th line there is definitely "tears SUITS my face", which is what gets me. With that conjugation, she makes "tears" from a plural (as it is in the second line) to a singular state as if to say "oh how I love the way [being in] tears suits my face".
I'm pretty sure she did that intentionally, too. It would be oddly tautologous to use both the 2nd and 4th lines there unless this exact subtlety is what she was going for.
I don't know if she's a brilliant lyricist or just didn't conjugate her verb correctly, but this is amazing...
In my weakest moments I weep, 'Cause I like the way tears fit my cheek, In my darkest moments I cry, Oh how I love the way tears suits my face.
The 4th line there is definitely "tears SUITS my face", which is what gets me. With that conjugation, she makes "tears" from a plural (as it is in the second line) to a singular state as if to say "oh how I love the way [being in] tears suits my face".
I'm pretty sure she did that intentionally, too. It would be oddly tautologous to use both the 2nd and 4th lines there unless this exact subtlety is what she was going for.