The first half is sung from the point of view of someone heart-broken, desperately wanting their man back. "Limburger" is like a smelly person, so she's saying, "there's nothing wrong me (so come back)" and then, "there's something wrong with me", which is her self-doubt coming back.
I think you have this right. It's about sex and unrequited love. "Remember when you held my hand?"
I think you have this right. It's about sex and unrequited love. "Remember when you held my hand?"
He doesn't do that anymore. They aren't physical any longer.
He doesn't do that anymore. They aren't physical any longer.
"Say, remember when you were my man
Walk, talk in the name of love
Before you break my heart"
"Say, remember when you were my man
Walk, talk in the name of love
Before you break my heart"
Remember how we used to be? Do what we used to do (make love). "Walk and talk in the name of love" Let us do it, you're going to break my heart because we're not physical any more.
Remember how we used to be? Do what we used to do (make love). "Walk and talk in the name of love" Let us do it, you're going to break my heart because we're not physical any more.
Then the song talks about how everybody else...
Then the song talks about how everybody else is doing it so why aren't you doing it with me?
"Everybody goes to parties
They dance this mess around
They do all sixteen dances
They do the Shu-ga-loo
Do the Shy Tuna
Do the Camel Walk
Do the Hip-O-Crit "
Everybody is doing it, they find it easy. They make love in different positions. The different dances being the different ways to make love.
The whole song is about this. Doing it, making you feel loved, getting it done and making you feel better. It's about an angry partner who doesn't get to make love with their partner any more.
The first half is sung from the point of view of someone heart-broken, desperately wanting their man back. "Limburger" is like a smelly person, so she's saying, "there's nothing wrong me (so come back)" and then, "there's something wrong with me", which is her self-doubt coming back.
@JohnnyW
@JohnnyW
I think you have this right. It's about sex and unrequited love. "Remember when you held my hand?"
I think you have this right. It's about sex and unrequited love. "Remember when you held my hand?"
He doesn't do that anymore. They aren't physical any longer.
He doesn't do that anymore. They aren't physical any longer.
"Say, remember when you were my man Walk, talk in the name of love Before you break my heart"
"Say, remember when you were my man Walk, talk in the name of love Before you break my heart"
Remember how we used to be? Do what we used to do (make love). "Walk and talk in the name of love" Let us do it, you're going to break my heart because we're not physical any more.
Remember how we used to be? Do what we used to do (make love). "Walk and talk in the name of love" Let us do it, you're going to break my heart because we're not physical any more.
Then the song talks about how everybody else...
Then the song talks about how everybody else is doing it so why aren't you doing it with me?
"Everybody goes to parties They dance this mess around They do all sixteen dances They do the Shu-ga-loo Do the Shy Tuna Do the Camel Walk Do the Hip-O-Crit "
Everybody is doing it, they find it easy. They make love in different positions. The different dances being the different ways to make love.
The whole song is about this. Doing it, making you feel loved, getting it done and making you feel better. It's about an angry partner who doesn't get to make love with their partner any more.