Stand By Me
Lady GaGa feat Sting Lyrics

Young teacher, the subject
The story is about a young teacher who is the object of desire of a schoolgirl.

Of schoolgirl fantasy
The schoolgirl is dreaming about the teacher, she has a huge crush on him.

She wants him so badly
The schoolgirl desires the teacher deeply and passionately.

Knows what she wants to be
The schoolgirl is certain about what she wants for herself - which is the teacher.

Inside her there's longing
The schoolgirl has a strong and persistent desire for the teacher within her.

This girl's an open page
The girl is very easy to see through because she wears her heart on her sleeve, which makes it easy to see what she wants.

Book marking - she's so close now
The schoolgirl is close to getting what she wants, she's edging closer and closer to the teacher.

This girl is half his age
The schoolgirl is half the teacher's age, making this situation illegal.

Don't stand, don't stand so
The teacher is telling himself to not get too close to the schoolgirl.

Don't stand so close to me
The teacher is warning the schoolgirl to not get too close to him.

Her friends are so jealous
The schoolgirl's friends are envious of her for trying to pursue the teacher.

You know how bad girls get
The schoolgirl is aware of how her behavior might be seen as inappropriate by others.

Sometimes it's not so easy
The situation between the schoolgirl and the teacher is complicated and difficult to navigate.

To be the teacher's pet
The schoolgirl wants to be the teacher's favorite student and is willing to do anything to achieve that.

Temptation, frustration
The teacher is tempted to give in to the schoolgirl's advances and frustrated by his own feelings.

So bad it makes him cry
The teacher is so tormented by the situation that he breaks down and cries.

Wet bus stop, she's waiting
The schoolgirl is waiting at a wet bus stop, which represents how uncomfortable and inconvenient this situation is.

His car is warm and dry
The teacher's car is a safe haven from the rain, but also represents a temptation for the schoolgirl.

Loose talk in the classroom
There's gossip circulating around the school about their inappropriate relationship.

To hurt they try and try
People are trying to hurt the teacher and the schoolgirl by spreading rumors and making accusations.

Strong words in the staffroom
Teachers and staff are talking about the situation, likely in a negative way.

The accusations fly
People are accusing the teacher of inappropriate behavior, which only adds more to the drama and tension of the situation.

It's no use, he sees her
The teacher can't avoid the schoolgirl forever, and eventually he comes face-to-face with her.

He starts to shake and cough
The teacher is overwhelmed with emotions and starts to physically react to the situation.

Just like the old man in
The teacher is drawing comparisons to the singer of the book Lolita - an old man who becomes romantically involved with a young girl (which is not a desirable or healthy relationship).

That book by Nabakov
The teacher is referring to the novel Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov, which explores the theme of an inappropriate relationship between an older man and a young girl.