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Let's Skip to the Wedding
Eyedress Lyrics


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You got that look in your eyes
It′s about that time
Let's skip to the wedding
Let′s stay past the ending

You got that look in your eyes
It's about that time
Let's skip to the wedding
Let′s stay past the ending

I′m gonna be good to you
If you're just good to me
Imma be good to you
If you′re good to me

You got that your look in your eyes
It's about that time
Let′s skip to the wedding
Let's stay past the ending

You got that look in your eyes
It′s about that time
Let's skip to the wedding
Let's stay past the ending

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Eyedress's song Let's Skip to the Wedding speak to a sense of commitment and devotion to another person. The opening line, "You got that look in your eyes," suggests a strong emotional connection between the singer and their loved one. The repetition of the phrase "It's about that time" reinforces this feeling of inevitability, as if the two are meant to be together and have come to a point where a wedding is necessary.


The line "Let's stay past the ending" is particularly interesting, as it implies a desire for the relationship to be everlasting. Even if the traditional endpoint of a wedding has passed, the singer wants to continue their commitment to their partner. This also shows a level of defiance towards societal norms, as weddings are often seen as the culmination or goal of a relationship.


Throughout the rest of the song, the singer emphasizes their willingness to be good to their partner, as long as the same is reciprocated. The repetition of the main refrain "Let's skip to the wedding," reinforces the idea that the singer is ready to make a long-term commitment to their loved one.


Overall, the lyrics of Let's Skip to the Wedding paint a picture of a deeply emotional and committed relationship, one that is willing to defy societal norms in order to achieve long-lasting love.


Line by Line Meaning

You got that look in your eyes
The singer notices a certain expression or feeling conveyed through the other person's eyes


It's about that time
The singer believes that the moment is appropriate or right for a specific action to take place


Let's skip to the wedding
The singer suggests avoiding the traditional dating process and going straight to marriage


Let's stay past the ending
The singer suggests going beyond the typical conclusion or ending of a relationship or situation


I'm gonna be good to you
The singer promises to treat the other person well


If you're just good to me
The singer expects reciprocity and mutual respect in order to maintain a positive relationship


Imma be good to you
The singer repeats the commitment to treat the other person well


If you're good to me
The singer reiterates the importance of mutual respect and reciprocity in maintaining a positive relationship




Writer(s): Idris Vicuna

Contributed by Kylie J. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

destinie ..


on Used to Be Good Friends

What happened to us

its so weird because its so relatable . me and my sf michael were so close and now he hangs out with his new friends. i hate this shit man.

steve


on Cocaine Sunday

*smokes* wow nice fuckin song budday(:

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