Sometimes,
I want to
Cover myself with a quilted snuggle
And .............. into the arms of slumber.
..in a new bottle.
Sometimes,
I want to
I drew a line,
I drew a line for you.
Those threads that wiggle out of a cloth. Little insipid twiddles that risk carrying away the pattern with them. Or not. Do you pull them off or let them stay?
From the inbox and out:
Shining in the setting sun like a pearl upon the ocean come and fee-ee-eel me. :P
Ewww, I don't wanna feel you! :P
You're such a spoil sport. :P
No, I'm just straight. :P
You're bleh okay! Suk sent the continuation to this song, and Dish sent yellow, why couldn't you huh?
Cheap you are!
Cos, see. Pearl pehli baat ocean ke 'on' nahi hota, 'in' hota hai. So even the setting sun can't make it shine since it's 'in' an oyster 'in' the ocean. Thus,
Dulling in the setting sun like a pearl-in-an-oyster in the OHHHHshun,
Come and feeeeel meh. :P
Random. The lyrics aren't even about the pearl, they're about the sun which is being compared to the sun which is being compared to the shining pearl, and it is setting upon the ocean. Get it, topper?
Ohhh. But wait. It's about the girl who's shining in the setting sun. But it's the sun and not the girl who's like a pearl. So galat sentence structure hai na?
Okay no wait. They're talking of a person who's being compared to the shining sun, like the pearl, which is setting upon the ocean, and the guy wants that person to come and feel him. :P
Basically.
(You're) Shining in the setting sun, (which is) like a pearl upon the ocean, (so please you, and not the sun) come and feeeeeel me. :P
Ya I just sent you that, the correct thing. :P
Gosh we think alike, we should get married.
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