Pauline
Darling Violetta Lyrics


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Don't let the silence scare you
Silence can be beautiful
Let the longer days and longer nights
Melt plastic candy waterfalls
Paper sky peels off the walls
Hit the lights hold telephone calls
Listen to him whispering
I feel such desire for you

Pauline
In ordinary ways
You're extraordinary it seems
You don't belong to me
And you're dying,
You're dying to be free

Pauline is beautiful
Expects the world to give her everything
Pauline is beautiful
Expects the world to lay down at her feet
Flowers for the queen

She's uttering such pretty things
Looking down from her ivory tower machine
Perhaps there are no accidents
Just old star maps to decadence
One last fling with her sleeping fires
She dreams in color lives in black and white desire
Ressurections glistening
She's the empress of the stormy scream

Pauline
In ordinary ways
You're extraordinary it seems
You don't belong to me
And you're dying,
You're dying to be free

Pauline is beautiful
Expects the world to give her everything
Pauline is beautiful
Expects the world to lay down at her feet
Flowers for the queen

Tinsel moon and trickling pearls
my love my life my shiny one
You're madame x y and abc
You can be anyone you want to be




Go on, and fly
Fly...

Overall Meaning

The song "Pauline" by Darling Violetta is a introspective look at a woman named Pauline who is perceived as beautiful and expects the world to give her everything. The opening line of the song, "Don't let the silence scare you, silence can be beautiful" sets the stage for the rest of the song, giving the impression that there is a sense of isolation within Pauline's life. As the song progresses, it becomes clear that Pauline is trapped by her own expectations of the world around her, and is desperate for freedom.


In the later half of the song, the lyrics become more poetic, describing Pauline as an empress of a stormy scream - this could be interpreted as her internal struggles with her own desires and her external struggles with societal expectations. The use of the metaphor "flowers for the queen" also emphasizes her perceived sense of entitlement and self-importance.


Overall, "Pauline" is a melancholy song that explores the complexities of inner turmoil, societal expectations, and the desire for freedom.


Line by Line Meaning

Don't let the silence scare you
Silence is a peaceful and serene thing, and it should not intimidate or frighten you.


Silence can be beautiful
Silence can sometimes be more beautiful than words or sounds because of the stillness it brings.


Let the longer days and longer nights
As the days are getting longer, and the nights are getting shorter, it's an invitation to enjoy the extended summer season to the fullest.


Melt plastic candy waterfalls
Enjoy the moment and immerse yourself in the sensation of the heat of summer, but remember to be careful and not let your guard down.


Paper sky peels off the walls
Sometimes walls we put up, that seem solid like paper, when peeled away, reveal a sky of opportunities and possibilities.


Hit the lights hold telephone calls
Busy days and long nights are always better with the company of friends and loved ones, even if they're only a call away.


Listen to him whispering
Sometimes you need to be present and listen carefully because the beauty lies in the little details.


I feel such desire for you
There is an overwhelming feeling of passion and longing for someone special, leading to a desire for a deeper connection.


Pauline
The name of a person who is the subject of the song and the focus of attention and admiration.


In ordinary ways
Despite Pauline's ordinary appearance, she has a unique and extraordinary personality.


You're extraordinary it seems
Pauline stands out, and her true potential is not fully recognized by those around her.


You don't belong to me
Pauline is independent, and she doesn't owe anything to anybody.


And you're dying,
Pauline feels suffocated and trapped in her current situation, and she's desperate for change.


You're dying to be free
Pauline longs to be free from the constraints that hold her back so she can fulfill her true potential.


Pauline is beautiful
Pauline's physical appearance is striking and attractive.


Expects the world to give her everything
Pauline has high expectations and feels the world owes her all that she desires.


Pauline is beautiful
Despite her high expectations, Pauline's beauty still shines through.


Expects the world to lay down at her feet
Pauline feels entitled and expects the world to serve her every whim and desire.


Flowers for the queen
Symbolic of the tribute paid to royalty, this line reinforces the idea that Pauline feels entitled to be treated as a queen.


She's uttering such pretty things
Pauline speaks in a pretty and melodious tone, with everything she says sounding poetic and profoundly meaningful.


Looking down from her ivory tower machine
Pauline seems to be living a lofty and privileged life bred by a high social status, feeling superior to those below her.


Perhaps there are no accidents
Maybe there is a purpose for everything that happens, including things that seem to be mere chance.


Just old star maps to decadence
This line implies that the reason for decadence and human corruption may be rooted in the stars and the patterns that exist in the universe.


One last fling with her sleeping fires
Pauline wants a last hurrah before her passion and dreams become dormant, and her life becomes dull and unfulfilling.


She dreams in color lives in black and white desire
Pauline's reality is very unexciting, and although she longs for vivid and bright colors, her desire and passions are dull and lifeless.


Resurrections glistening
This line suggests that Pauline has a chance for rebirth or renewal if she can break free from the constraints that bind her.


She's the empress of the stormy scream
Pauline is the master of her emotions, but her pent-up feelings often get the best of her and result in a tempestuous outburst.


Tinsel moon and trickling pearls
This line conjures images of glittery and precious things, emphasizing that Pauline is a diamond in the rough.


my love my life my shiny one
The artist is describing their love and devotion to Pauline, metaphorically referring to her as something precious and valuable to them.


You're madame x y and abc
This line implies that Pauline can be whoever she wants to be; she is a creature of mystery and intrigue.


You can be anyone you want to be
This line is further elaboration on the previous line, reiterating that Pauline has the freedom to define herself.


Go on, and fly
Despite everything, the advice is to go ahead and fly, to chase dreams without holding back.




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