Sam Loves You
Severed Heads Lyrics


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3 Sam loves you / you can hear it in his voice
Sam loves you / in a meaningful way
Sam loves you / and he hopes you will be good
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"This computer eats small children."
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Overall Meaning

The song "Sam Loves You" by Severed Heads captures the essence of the character Sam's affection for someone, which is evident in his voice. The lyrics suggest that Sam expresses his love in a meaningful way and hopes that the person reciprocates his feelings by being good. The repetition of "Sam loves you" throughout the song reinforces the idea that Sam's love is constant and unwavering. The line "This computer eats small children" is a jarring interruption, breaking the flow of the love confession, and is likely included for its shock value rather than its relevance to the rest of the song.


The song's lyrics can be interpreted to represent the idea of unrequited love, where Sam is expressing his emotions but uncertain if the other person feels the same way. The computer's mention can also be viewed as a metaphor for how technology can interrupt human emotion and communication. The repetition of the chorus is also catchy and has the potential to be interpreted in a humorous or sarcastic way, indicating Sam's desperation for love but potentially also highlighting the absurdity of the situation.


Line by Line Meaning

Sam loves you
Sam genuinely cares for you


you can hear it in his voice
His tone and inflection reveals the sincerity of his love


in a meaningful way
His love for you is not superficial, it holds significance


and he hopes you will be good
Sam desires for you to make good choices and live a virtuous life


This computer eats small children.
This line is not associated with the song Sam Loves You and therefore no meaningful interpretation can be provided.




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