dawn
Boy And His Wolf Lyrics
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They call her Dawn
Dawn
Go away I'm no good for you
Oh Dawn
Stay with him, he'll be good to you
Hang on (hang on)
Think (think)
What a big man he'll be
Think of the places you'll see
Now think what the future would be with a poor boy like me
Me
Dawn go away
Please go away
Although I know
I want you to stay
Dawn go away
Please go away
Baby, don't cry
It's better this way
Ah, ah, ah
Oh Dawn
Go away back where you belong
Girl we can't
Change the places where we were born
Before you say
That you want me
I want you to think (think)
What your family would say
Think (think)
What your throwing away
Now think what the future would be with a poor boy like me
Me
Dawn
Go away I'm no good for you
Dawn
Go away I'm no good for you
Dawn
Go away I'm no good for you
Dawn, go away
"Dawn" by Boy And His Wolf is a poignant ballad that explores the theme of societal inequality and class differences. The lyrics are peppered with a sense of melancholy and resignation, as the singer comes to terms with the fact that he is not good enough for the girl he loves, simply because of his poor background. The song begins on a high note as the singer describes Dawn as being "pretty as a midsummer's morn'". However, he quickly follows it up by acknowledging that he is no match for her and the places that she will go. He implores her to "hang on" to the man who would be "good to her" and "think what the future would be with a poor boy" like himself.
Throughout the song, the singer's sense of despair is palpable as he repeatedly asks Dawn to go away even though he deeply desires her to stay. The refrain of "Dawn go away, please go away" echoes the singer's feelings of inadequacy and the belief that he is not deserving of Dawn's affection. The song ends on a haunting note as the singer resigns himself to his fate and asks Dawn to go back to where she belongs.
Overall, "Dawn" is a powerful reflection on societal barriers and the heartbreak they can cause. It is a testament to the pervasiveness and importance of class differences and the deep-rooted impact it can have on people's lives.
Line by Line Meaning
Pretty as a midsummer's morn', They call her Dawn
Dawn is described as beautiful like a midsummer morning, and that is what people call her.
Dawn, Go away I'm no good for you
The singer is telling Dawn to leave because he believes that he isn't good enough for her.
Oh Dawn, Stay with him, he'll be good to you
The singer is suggesting that Dawn should stay with someone else who would treat her better.
Hang on (hang on), Hang on to him
The artist advises Dawn to hold on to the other person who can give her a better future.
Think (think), What a big man he'll be, Think of the places you'll see
The artist wants Dawn to consider the possible future of staying with the person who can provide her with more opportunities and a better life.
Now think what the future would be with a poor boy like me, Me
The singer thinks that he cannot give a good future for Dawn and wants her to realize that being with him would limit her potential.
Dawn go away, Please go away, Although I know, I want you to stay
The singer is torn between wanting Dawn to stay but knowing she would be better off without him.
Baby, don't cry, It's better this way, Ah, ah, ah
The artist wants Dawn to know that leaving him is for her own good and he doesn't want her to be upset over it.
Oh Dawn, Go away back where you belong, Girl we can't, Change the places where we were born
The artist suggests that Dawn should return to where she came from because they cannot change their circumstances and where they were born.
Before you say, That you want me, I want you to think (think), What your family would say, Think (think), What your throwing away
The artist wants Dawn to consider what her family would think of her being with him and what she would be giving up by choosing him over someone else who can provide more.
Dawn, Go away I'm no good for you
The singer restates that he believes he is not a suitable partner for Dawn and asks her to leave.
Dawn, Go away I'm no good for you
The artist repeats his belief that he cannot give Dawn what she deserves and tells her to leave once again.
Dawn, Go away I'm no good for you
The singer reiterates his request for Dawn to leave because he believes that he isn't good enough for her.
Dawn, go away
The singer concludes the song by repeating his plea for Dawn to go away.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Songtrust Ave, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: BOB GAUDIO, SANDY LINZER
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Steph Willer
I love how the parents are the only ones worried about Bella doing any damage, the rest of them are just entertained.
Mehdi Ahf
Remember they’ve been alive for a hundred + years, and they’re always bored. They crave this kind of entertainment..
VDA
Jacob's the strongest werewolf, he can take it
Paint The Night
alex no one cares
Alexis DeLoria
as am I. im also just entertained lol
Jordan Davis
Jordan Davis 19 How Any The of Just
Xia Cheng
This is the most emotion Bella showed throughout the entire story 😂😂😂😂
Kadarius Coston
We just gon excuse the fact that this mf had a breakdown in the middle of the woods cuz her precious edward left her🤨
Enrico Turriziani
💑💑💑💑💑💑💑💑💑
lani
you want her to be like elena? causeee she showed emotion and people hated her for that.