Diamonds for Her
The Supermen Lovers Lyrics

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How can I say my friend its hard for me to begin
How can I show my friend the joy that I feel for real
And my body and soul were the ticket for a good opportunity
Other girls all around have been dancing on a rhythm of slavery

How can I say my friend
How can I say my friend
How can I say my friend for real

And now that the nights become longer than everyday
And the pain becomes stronger than all my rage
And the reasons I found to stay all around
I could give everything for diamonds for her

That the nights become longer than everyday
And the pain becomes stronger than all my rage
And the reasons I found to stay all around
I could give everything for diamonds for her

How can I trust my friend the words that they used to say
How can I have the rules this game that they want to play
Me and her were just sitting in the back on the leather of my parent's car
And the birds in the sky have been singing a rhythm of propriety

How can I trust my friend
How can I trust my friend
How can I trust my friend for real

And now that the nights become longer than everyday
And the pain becomes stronger than all my rage
And the reasons I found to stay all around
I could give everything for diamonds for her

That the nights become longer than everyday
And the pain becomes stronger than all my rage

And the reasons I found to stay all around
I could give everything for diamonds for her

Overall Meaning

The Supermen Lovers feat. Kenny Norris's song "Diamonds For Her" is a soulful and emotional portrayal of love, trust, and longing. The song starts with a sense of hesitation and difficulty in expressing feelings, as the singer struggles to explain the joy he feels to his friend. He mentions that his body and soul were the ticket for a good opportunity, which could be a reference to the sacrifices he has made for the woman he loves.

The lyrics also touch upon the societal pressures and expectations around love and relationships, with the mention of other girls dancing on the rhythm of slavery, which could be perceived as women conforming to the expectations set by society. The singer, however, is ready to break free from those expectations and give everything for his love, even if it means sacrificing everything he has for diamonds, a symbol of luxury and glamour.

The second verse builds upon the theme of trust and the rules of the game in relationships. The reference to sitting in the back of his parent's car with her and the birds singing the rhythm of propriety could be a symbol of innocence and purity in their relationship. The singer is questioning the authenticity of the words and actions of his friend, possibly indicating that his friend is jealous or envious of his love, and trying to create a rift in their relationship.

Overall, "Diamonds For Her" is a powerful and evocative song that showcases the complexity of love and the struggles one faces in expressing their feelings in a world filled with expectations and societal pressures.

Line by Line Meaning

How can I say my friend its hard for me to begin
I struggle to find the words to express how I'm feeling to my friend.

How can I show my friend the joy that I feel for real
I want to share my genuine happiness with my friend, but I'm not sure how.

And my body and soul were the ticket for a good opportunity
I've put in a lot of hard work and dedication and it has opened up amazing opportunities for me.

Other girls all around have been dancing on a rhythm of slavery
I see other girls conforming to societal expectations and losing themselves in the process.

How can I trust my friend the words that they used to say
I question the honesty of what my friend tells me.

How can I have the rules this game that they want to play
I don't agree with the norms and conventions that my friend wants me to adhere to.

Me and her were just sitting in the back on the leather of my parent's car
My friend and I were hanging out in the backseat of my parents' car.

And the birds in the sky have been singing a rhythm of propriety
The world around us seems to be conforming to societal norms and expectations, and it feels suffocating.

And now that the nights become longer than everyday
As time passes, my pain and struggle seem to be intensifying.

And the pain becomes stronger than all my rage
My emotional pain is overpowering my anger or frustration.

And the reasons I found to stay all around
Despite my struggles, I'm still finding reasons to stay and fight through it all.

I could give everything for diamonds for her
There's someone who is so important to me that I would do anything for them, even if it means sacrificing everything else in my life.

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