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Allie
noso Lyrics


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Paint
Blue stars on
Your cheeks
Quietly

He said
Your mouth is small
Which won′t be great for "things"

Where've you been



Allie?
Remember nights
Dressed as Marilyn
How′ve you been
Allie?

Maybe I've gotta be the one to give in
Stop comparing back to you
Maybe I've gotta be the one to fight it
Grey breakfast at noon
You felt it too

You called
To say he holds you
With his whole body
And the way
He curls in your lap
Like a child
When he heard
A crack of thunder

Where′ve you been
Allie?
Remember nights
Dressed as Marilyn
How′ve you been
Allie?

Maybe I've gotta be the one to give in
Stop comparing back to you
Maybe I′ve gotta be the one to fight it
Grey breakfast at noon
You felt it too
You felt it too
You felt it too
You felt it too

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to noso's song "Allie" paint a vivid picture of a past love that the singer is unable to let go of. The opening lines, "Paint blue stars on your cheeks, quietly," suggest a sense of innocence and playfulness that is contrasted with a later reference to the physical limitation of a small mouth. This juxtaposition likely represents the mixed emotions that the singer feels towards their former partner - on the one hand, they remember the fun and carefree times they shared, but on the other, they also acknowledge the potential frustrations and problems that arose in the relationship.


The chorus, "Maybe I've gotta be the one to give in, stop comparing back to you, maybe I've gotta be the one to fight it, grey breakfast at noon, you felt it too," speaks to the internal conflict that the singer is experiencing. They are torn between letting go of the past and moving on, and holding onto their memories and feelings for their ex. The reference to "grey breakfast at noon" is particularly poignant, as it suggests a sense of melancholy and aimlessness.


The second verse, with its intense imagery of the ex-partner holding someone else "with his whole body" and curling up "like a child" on their lap, only serves to heighten the emotional intensity of the lyrics. The lines "Where've you been, Allie? Remember nights dressed as Marilyn, how've you been, Allie?" capture the longing and pain that the singer feels, as they try to reconnect with their past love and find some kind of closure.


Overall, "Allie" is a powerful exploration of the complex emotions that arise after a relationship has ended. The lyrics are deeply personal and the use of vivid imagery and metaphorical language creates a striking portrait of a troubled heart.


Line by Line Meaning

Paint
Cover with artistic lines


Blue stars on
Use blue color to enrich the cheek's beauty


Your cheeks
The part of your body where blush naturally appears


Quietly
Without unnecessary noise or disturbances


He said
Spoke in the past when referring to an issue


Your mouth is small
Your ability to please halts shortly, denied of pleasures


Which won′t be great for "things"
Restricted from engaging in the act of love


Where've you been
Asking about someone's disappearance


Allie?
Directly addressing the person being asked about


Remember nights
Thinking about past experiences under the cover of darkness


Dressed as Marilyn
Wearing clothes reminiscent of the American icon


How′ve you been
Asking about how someone is doing, looking for an honest answer


Maybe I've gotta be the one to give in
Perhaps it's my turn to compromise instead of always comparing


Stop comparing back to you
Avoid measuring my life against yours


Maybe I've gotta be the one to fight it
Maybe it's time for me to stand up for myself and start to change


Grey breakfast at noon
Eating breakfast late in the day and feeling lifeless


You felt it too
You experienced the same pains that I felt


You felt it too
You felt the same unease that I felt


You felt it too
You also experienced the same discomfort as me


You felt it too
You also perceived the same emotions as me


You called
Using the phone to communicate from afar


To say he holds you
She called to inform that her lover fully embraces her


With his whole body
He surrounds her with care to make her feel cherished


And the way
The manner in which he takes care of her


He curls in your lap
He lays on her lap like a child showing his vulnerable side


Like a child
Innocent and feeble


When he heard
Implying a sudden reaction to an unexpected stimulus


A crack of thunder
A loud noise generated by electricity within the clouds




Writer(s): Abigail Eunsur Hwong

Contributed by Gabriel G. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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