What a killer song. Really catchy and some very clever lyrics.
The main double entendre (double meaning) of the song: "love like woe" means that her love is both like "whoa," as in its impressive somehow, like she's attractive, or comes on really hard and fast to whatever guy she's interested in. But it also means that the love is like "woe," as in sadness, because that's what it causes because she moves on from people really quickly. Thus she's like a hurricane, speed train, moving car, she quickly moves on from guy to guy.
The rest of it isn't that hard to understand. The guy really likes the girl no matter what, she's the only one for him, the only one who can "make a storm cloud break, pullin' out the sun." He really wants her to like him, and she did, she brought him in, but then she moved on, and "kicked [him] out again." He wonders how he can get her to keep liking him, but it doesn't really work.
What a killer song. Really catchy and some very clever lyrics.
The main double entendre (double meaning) of the song: "love like woe" means that her love is both like "whoa," as in its impressive somehow, like she's attractive, or comes on really hard and fast to whatever guy she's interested in. But it also means that the love is like "woe," as in sadness, because that's what it causes because she moves on from people really quickly. Thus she's like a hurricane, speed train, moving car, she quickly moves on from guy to guy.
The rest of it isn't that hard to understand. The guy really likes the girl no matter what, she's the only one for him, the only one who can "make a storm cloud break, pullin' out the sun." He really wants her to like him, and she did, she brought him in, but then she moved on, and "kicked [him] out again." He wonders how he can get her to keep liking him, but it doesn't really work.