Wendy
God Street Wine Lyrics
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Scrubs her teeth to a pearly white
Bathes herself in wine and water
Getting set to go out tonight.
She covers her face with precious lotions
Cover her legs with nylon mesh
Dances all night with awkward motions
[Chorus:]
And Wendy won't give me the time of day, no
But I still love her anyway, oh
And if I ever speak with her
Here is what I'll say,
Do you hear the music, Wendy, do you hear the tune?
Do you think it might bear some relevance to what you're doin'?
Do you watch the sunrise at the very end of your day?
Do you hear the music, Wendy...
Ain't you got nothing to say?
"Well we're driving into town Mom but don't let it trouble you
My girlfriend's driving and she'll stay straight
We're all going in to see GSW
Don't expect me home 'til late."
She'll see the band again tomorrow
Wendy always comes back for more
Keeps a little something to drown out her sorrow
Hidden in the medicine cabinet door.
[Chorus]
Do you hear, do you hear, do you hear
Do you hear the music Wendy?
The song "Wendy" by God Street Wine is a portrait of a girl named Wendy, who happens to be the principal's daughter. Wendy is a beautiful girl who spends a lot of time grooming herself. She scrubs her teeth to a pearly white, bathes herself in wine and water, and applies precious lotions to her face. She then covers her legs with nylon mesh, ready to dance all night with awkward motions. Throughout the song, the singer admires Wendy's beauty and loves her anyway, hoping to get her attention someday.
In the chorus, the singer asks Wendy a series of questions. He questions whether she hears the music and tunes that are relevant to her, whether she watches the sunrise and whether she has anything to say. The questions suggest that the singer is trying to establish a deeper connection with Wendy beyond her physical appearance. The song ends with Wendy heading out to see God Street Wine with her girlfriend, promising to return the next day, keeping a little something to drown out her sorrow hidden in the medicine cabinet door.
Line by Line Meaning
Blonde Wendy, the principal's daughter
Introducing the titular character, Wendy, who is blonde and is the daughter of the principal
Scrubs her teeth to a pearly white
Wendy takes good care of her teeth, which are very white
Bathes herself in wine and water
Wendy bathes herself in wine and water, perhaps to relax and prepare for going out
Getting set to go out tonight.
Wendy is getting ready to go out for the night
She covers her face with precious lotions
Wendy uses precious lotions to care for her face
Cover her legs with nylon mesh
Wendy covers her legs with nylon mesh, perhaps as part of her outfit for going out
Dances all night with awkward motions
Wendy dances awkwardly all night
How does Wendy stay so fresh?
The artist marvels at how Wendy manages to stay fresh all night
And Wendy won't give me the time of day, no
The artist acknowledges that Wendy won't pay attention to him
But I still love her anyway, oh
Despite Wendy ignoring him, the artist still loves her
And if I ever speak with her
The singer imagines a scenario where he talks to Wendy
Here is what I'll say,
The artist plans to say the following to Wendy
Do you hear the music, Wendy, do you hear the tune?
The singer wants to know if Wendy is listening to the music, and if it is affecting her
Do you think it might bear some relevance to what you're doin'?
The singer wonders if the music has any bearing on Wendy's actions
Do you watch the sunrise at the very end of your day?
The singer is curious if Wendy stays up so late that she sees the sunrise
Do you hear the music, Wendy...
The artist repeats his inquiry about the music
Ain't you got nothing to say?
The artist wonders if Wendy will respond to him at all
"Well we're driving into town Mom but don't let it trouble you
The singer shares a quote from himself and his girlfriend talking to his mom about their plans
My girlfriend's driving and she'll stay straight
The singer's girlfriend is driving and will stay focused
We're all going in to see GSW
The artist and his friends are going to see God Street Wine (GSW) perform
Don't expect me home 'til late."
The artist tells his mom not to expect him home until late after the show
She'll see the band again tomorrow
The artist mentions that Wendy will see the band again tomorrow, perhaps indicating her love for their music
Wendy always comes back for more
The singer notes that Wendy is a devoted fan of the band
Keeps a little something to drown out her sorrow
The artist implies that Wendy keeps something to drink to numb her emotional pain
Hidden in the medicine cabinet door.
Whatever Wendy drinks to deal with her sorrow is kept hidden in the medicine cabinet
[Chorus]
Repeats the chorus of the song
Do you hear, do you hear, do you hear
Final repetition of the question about whether Wendy hears the music
Do you hear the music Wendy?
Final inquiry about whether Wendy is listening to the music
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: EBERHARD LOTHAR FABER
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darienlake
whomever downvoted this song doesnt have a brain :)
probably one of the best hidden bands ever