Lovely Joan
Miranda Sex Garden Lyrics


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a fine young man he was indeed
he was mounted on his milk white steed
he rode oh he rode himself all alone
until he came to lovely joan




Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Miranda Sex Garden's song Lovely Joan describe the encounter of a fine young man with a woman named Joan. The opening line "A fine young man he was indeed" sets the stage for the man's appearance and demeanor. We learn that he is riding a white steed and is traveling alone until he reaches Joan.


As the song continues, we realize that Lovely Joan is not interested in the fine young man's advances. Despite his charm and good looks, she dismisses him with the lines "go away go away go away from me, for I am not inclined to fancy thee." The rejection is clear, and the man leaves Joan's presence with a heavy heart.


Line by Line Meaning

a fine young man he was indeed
A young man was remarkable in every way possible.


he was mounted on his milk white steed
He rode a pure white horse.


he rode oh he rode himself all alone
He was by himself as he rode along.


until he came to lovely joan
He traveled alone until he reached the lovely Joan.




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Kevin


on Fear

I always thought that the last two lines were:
"Afraid to laugh, afraid to cry,
Afraid to love, afraid to try.

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