still
Marge Lyrics

Marge's song "Still" is a beautiful expression of longing and love. The opening lines "In the still of the night, as I gaze out of my window at the moon in its flight" sets the scene perfectly - it creates an atmosphere of peace and tranquility, the perfect backdrop for contemplating love. The next few lines "My thoughts all stray, stray to you" show that Marge is preoccupied with her love interest, indicating the depth of her feelings.

The second verse "While the world lies in slumber, oh, the times without number when I say to you," reinforces the idea that Marge cannot help but think about her love interest, and that thoughts of them are constantly on her mind. The chorus "Do you love me, just like I love you? Are you my life to be, that dream come true? Or will this dream of mine, will it fade away out of sight?" encapsulates the uncertainty and ambiguity that often characterizes the early stages of a relationship. The fear that one's feelings may not be reciprocated or that the relationship may not work out is palpable.

The final lines "Just like that moon growing dim way out on the rim of the hill, in the still of the night" beautifully tie the song together. The image of the moon growing dim represents Marge's fear that her dream of love may fade away into nothingness. However, the moon's dimming is temporary - just like how Marge's fears may be temporary. The song implies that love is a powerful force that can overcome any obstacle.