Better Man
Spring King Lyrics


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In the street, there’s a girl who waits for you
Dancing to a tune that nobody knew
Hoping for a man to show her the truth
Dancing alone, she cries in the rain
Hoping to forget about all of her pains
In the street there’s a girl who is feeling the strains
Feeling the strains of life
Oh I, oh I
Wanna help you out if I can, oh I
Wanna help you out if I can, oh I

She cries, she cries, she cries out your name
Screaming at the top of her lungs with blame
For the guy who broke her down, and put her to shame
Dancing alone, she cries in the rain
Hoping to forget about all of her pains
In the street there’s a girl who is feeling the strains
Feeling the strains of life

Oh I, oh I




Wanna help you out if I can, oh I
Wanna help you out if I can, oh I

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Spring King's song "Better Man" tell the story of a girl who waits in the street, dancing to a tune that no one else hears. She hopes for a man to come and show her the truth and ease the pains of her life. But as she dances alone, she cries in the rain, struggling to forget all the hurt that she feels. Her emotional pain is so great that she screams out the name of the man who broke her down and put her to shame.


Throughout the song, the singer expresses a desire to help the girl who dances alone, to be a better man for her. He wants to ease her pain, to help her forget her troubles, and to show her the truth in a world where everything seems confusing and unknown. The lyrics evoke a sense of empathy and compassion for the struggles that people face in their lives, and a desire to reach out and help those who may be hurting.


One interesting interpretation of the song is that the man who wants to help the girl is actually a representation of the singer's own desire to help people through his music. The song was inspired by the thousands of fans who attended Spring King's live shows, many of whom shared stories of their own personal struggles and the ways in which the band's music had helped them to overcome those struggles. As such, the song can be seen as a celebration of the power of music to heal and connect people, and a reminder that we can all be better men and women by reaching out to others in need.


Line by Line Meaning

In the street, there’s a girl who waits for you
There is a girl waiting in the street for someone to come and save her.


Dancing to a tune that nobody knew
She dances to a melody that no one else can hear, a song that tells her story.


Hoping for a man to show her the truth
She wants a man to come save her and show her the way out of her despair and unhappiness.


Dancing alone, she cries in the rain
She dances alone in the rain, letting out her pain and crying for someone to come and help her.


Hoping to forget about all of her pains
She prays and wishes to be able to forget about all the emotional and physical anguish she has faced in her life.


In the street there’s a girl who is feeling the strains
The girl in the street feels the weight of the challenges and difficulties she has faced in life.


Feeling the strains of life
The girl is overwhelmed and weighed down by the difficulties and challenges of life, which she cannot seem to overcome.


Oh I, oh I Wanna help you out if I can, oh I Wanna help you out if I can, oh I
The singer expresses his desire to help the girl in the street out of her misery, distress and agony.


She cries, she cries, she cries out your name
She cries and screams the name of the man who has caused her pain, hoping he will hear her and feel remorse for his actions.


Screaming at the top of her lungs with blame
She shouts loudly and places blame on the person who has caused her so much hurt and sorrow.


For the guy who broke her down, and put her to shame
She directs her anger and disappointment towards the man who is responsible for her sorrow and feelings of humiliation.




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