Can anyone please be so kind and explain the meaning of " I'd swing if you'd hand me, hand me the bat " to me and what " be the rabbit in your head " means and refers to ? Thank you :)
The 'rabbit in your hat' refers to the metaphor of magic/illusion (see comment by deadkid). A magician's rabbit is his closest companion as the success/failure of the trick depends on whether it appears or not...someone you can rely on (when you need me most)
The 'rabbit in your hat' refers to the metaphor of magic/illusion (see comment by deadkid). A magician's rabbit is his closest companion as the success/failure of the trick depends on whether it appears or not...someone you can rely on (when you need me most)
The bat/swinging refers to knocking down the walls/barriers set up to protect her from being hurt (again).
The bat/swinging refers to knocking down the walls/barriers set up to protect her from being hurt (again).
This might seem too simple, but I honestly think he chose bat, because it rhymes with hat. The rabbit in your hat line is pure genius, so he wouldn't re-word it to accommodate the bat line. It shouldn't be read too literally. He's basically saying, "Stop hiding behind the magic, and be true to yourself = Stop acting, because I want to know the real you. I won't let you down and I'll help you take down these walls if you'd just say the word (if you'd hand me the bat)."
This might seem too simple, but I honestly think he chose bat, because it rhymes with hat. The rabbit in your hat line is pure genius, so he wouldn't re-word it to accommodate the bat line. It shouldn't be read too literally. He's basically saying, "Stop hiding behind the magic, and be true to yourself = Stop acting, because I want to know the real you. I won't let you down and I'll help you take down these walls if you'd just say the word (if you'd hand me the bat)."
Actually, the line "i'd swing if you'd hand me the bat" sounds to me like he just wants her to give him a shot, a chance to prove he'd be there for her. And if she gave him that shot, he'd swing the bat to hit it out of the park as hard as he can.
Actually, the line "i'd swing if you'd hand me the bat" sounds to me like he just wants her to give him a shot, a chance to prove he'd be there for her. And if she gave him that shot, he'd swing the bat to hit it out of the park as hard as he can.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
Can anyone please be so kind and explain the meaning of " I'd swing if you'd hand me, hand me the bat " to me and what " be the rabbit in your head " means and refers to ? Thank you :)
The 'rabbit in your hat' refers to the metaphor of magic/illusion (see comment by deadkid). A magician's rabbit is his closest companion as the success/failure of the trick depends on whether it appears or not...someone you can rely on (when you need me most)
The 'rabbit in your hat' refers to the metaphor of magic/illusion (see comment by deadkid). A magician's rabbit is his closest companion as the success/failure of the trick depends on whether it appears or not...someone you can rely on (when you need me most)
The bat/swinging refers to knocking down the walls/barriers set up to protect her from being hurt (again).
The bat/swinging refers to knocking down the walls/barriers set up to protect her from being hurt (again).
Okay unfortunately I still did not get it - why a bat ? is this kind of a phrase or a mataphor ?? But thanks for the explanation with the rabbit :)
Okay unfortunately I still did not get it - why a bat ? is this kind of a phrase or a mataphor ?? But thanks for the explanation with the rabbit :)
This might seem too simple, but I honestly think he chose bat, because it rhymes with hat. The rabbit in your hat line is pure genius, so he wouldn't re-word it to accommodate the bat line. It shouldn't be read too literally. He's basically saying, "Stop hiding behind the magic, and be true to yourself = Stop acting, because I want to know the real you. I won't let you down and I'll help you take down these walls if you'd just say the word (if you'd hand me the bat)."
This might seem too simple, but I honestly think he chose bat, because it rhymes with hat. The rabbit in your hat line is pure genius, so he wouldn't re-word it to accommodate the bat line. It shouldn't be read too literally. He's basically saying, "Stop hiding behind the magic, and be true to yourself = Stop acting, because I want to know the real you. I won't let you down and I'll help you take down these walls if you'd just say the word (if you'd hand me the bat)."
Actually, the line "i'd swing if you'd hand me the bat" sounds to me like he just wants her to give him a shot, a chance to prove he'd be there for her. And if she gave him that shot, he'd swing the bat to hit it out of the park as hard as he can.
Actually, the line "i'd swing if you'd hand me the bat" sounds to me like he just wants her to give him a shot, a chance to prove he'd be there for her. And if she gave him that shot, he'd swing the bat to hit it out of the park as hard as he can.
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This may help!!!!! http://www.whats-your-sign.com/animal-symbolism-bat.html
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.
"Swing the bat" could be a sports reference. I think of a baseball batter not afraid of the moment and the risk of losing it. He wants to say that he would not hesistate.