2. Snow White were a band from London, UK. Their members consist of Olly Parker (vocals), Ewan Russell (Guitar), Adam Barr (bass) and Ryan Barkataki (drums). They formed roughly in 2004. Details are sketchy as to when and where but it is believed the band performed first in late 2004.
According to the NME they were influenced by US noise band Sonic Youth and UK satirist Chris Morris. Their site lists other influences such as Dinosaur Jr. and My Bloody Valentine.
3. Snow White is a fictional character from Disney.
I'm Wishing
Snow White Lyrics
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To find me today
I'm hoping
And I'm dreaming of
The nice things he'll say
(Repeat)
The lyrics of "I'm Wishing" from Snow White's soundtrack express the longing and yearning of Snow White for her true love to come and find her. She is in a state of constant hope and optimism, believing that one day her prince will come and shower her with compliments and end her loneliness. The song reflects the dream-like and innocent nature of Snow White's character, as well as her unwavering persistence in finding love. It is also a reflection of the universal desire of human beings to be loved and to find their soulmate.
The song's lyrics are accompanied by the soft and dreamy melody of the song, which enhances the romantic and whimsical nature of the lyrics. The repetition of the words "I'm wishing," further emphasises the hopefulness and determination of Snow White in finding her soulmate. The song also reflects the role of women during its time of production, where women were often depicted as damsels in distress waiting for their prince charming to come and save them.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm wishing for the one I love
I desperately desire to be with my beloved
To find me today
I yearn for his presence to be with me today
I'm hoping
I aspire and anticipate for my wishes to come true
And I'm dreaming of
In my imagination, I am envisioning
The nice things he'll say
The kind words and expressions of love he will speak to me
Contributed by Austin T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.