The line, "Daddy you've been a mother to me," is not a positive thing in my brain. Daddy has not been supportive. What I hear is a "Daddy you've been a motherf****r to me." Totally open to interpretation, of course. But, I think that's more interesting, and I think Tom might agree.
Haven't figured out a meaning for the line: "found her hiding high up in the family tree." Was Grandpa or Grandma trying to shelter her from the punishment? Or is it a literal tree that the family owns? Or just a really catchy line that Tom came up with? I'd vote for door number 3 right now, but it might be all of the above.
The line, "Daddy you've been a mother to me," is not a positive thing in my brain. Daddy has not been supportive. What I hear is a "Daddy you've been a motherf****r to me." Totally open to interpretation, of course. But, I think that's more interesting, and I think Tom might agree.
Haven't figured out a meaning for the line: "found her hiding high up in the family tree." Was Grandpa or Grandma trying to shelter her from the punishment? Or is it a literal tree that the family owns? Or just a really catchy line that Tom came up with? I'd vote for door number 3 right now, but it might be all of the above.