1995
Judy Blank Lyrics


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You're a four leaf clover in a field
Of green, it's a miracle I found you
You're everything and in between, I know that in my head
But I keep on looking for a fatal flaw, or even just a small one
Trying to justify this gypsy heart
I haven't found one yet

Maybe I'm too young to grow old with you
I don't wanna feel it, but sometimes I do
And I know I might regret it if I let this love slip through
But I'm afraid I am too young to grow old with you

When I see the horizon there's a long straight line
Where the ocean meets the sky
And I won; t be ready to tie you down
Till I find out what's behind

I will send you letters and a photograph
Will you keep 'em in your pocket?
So I know you will remember me
When I come back down the line

Maybe I'm too young to grow old with you
I don't wanna feel it, but sometimes I do




And I know I might regret it if I let this love slip through
But I'm afraid I am too young to grow old with you

Overall Meaning

The song "1995" by Judy Blank talks about the fear of committing to a person for life. The opening line, "You're a four leaf clover in a field of green, it's a miracle I found you," conveys a sense of luck and chance in discovering this person. However, the singer is constantly searching for flaws in her partner, trying to justify her own wandering heart. Despite her fears, she acknowledges the potential regret of letting love slip away.


The chorus, "Maybe I'm too young to grow old with you, I don't wanna feel it, but sometimes I do," highlights the uncertainly and hesitation of the singer. While she desires to spend her life with this person, she is aware of the potential consequences of rushing into such a commitment. She compares her indecision to the horizon, where the ocean meets the sky, emphasizing the vastness and unknowns of the future.


The final verses reveal the singer's desire to hold onto the memories and love she has shared with her partner. She promises to send letters and photographs while she is away, hoping that he will remember her when she returns. Ultimately, this song captures the complex emotions and struggles of a person trying to navigate love and commitment.


Line by Line Meaning

You're a four leaf clover in a field
You are rare and special in a world full of common things


Of green, it's a miracle I found you
Amongst all these meaningless things, I am lucky to have found you


You're everything and in between, I know that in my head
You are complete and flawless, I am aware of this fact


But I keep on looking for a fatal flaw, or even just a small one
Despite knowing you are perfect, I continuously search for a reason not to love you


Trying to justify this gypsy heart
I am trying to rationalize my wandering nature


I haven't found one yet
So far, I have not been able to find any reason not to love you


Maybe I'm too young to grow old with you
Perhaps, I am not mature enough to commit to you for life


I don't wanna feel it, but sometimes I do
I do not want to acknowledge my doubts, but they still arise sometimes


And I know I might regret it if I let this love slip through
I am aware that if I let go of this love, I may regret it in the future


But I'm afraid I am too young to grow old with you
However, I am scared that I am not ready for a committed life-long relationship with you


When I see the horizon there's a long straight line
The horizon appears straight and unchanging


Where the ocean meets the sky
At the point where the vast body of water meets the vast sky


And I won't be ready to tie you down
At this moment, I am not ready to commit and restrict your freedom


Till I find out what's behind
Until I discover what lies beyond, I will not tie you down


I will send you letters and a photograph
I will communicate with you through snail-mail and a picture


Will you keep 'em in your pocket?
Will you keep the letters and picture with you at all times?


So I know you will remember me
So that I am assured that you will not forget me


When I come back down the line
When I return to you in person




Writer(s): Judy Johanna A Blank

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