T-Shirt
bulldog eyes Lyrics


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We′re much different
From the kids that we were
And I know you'll keep me safe in my
Loosely, t-shirt
In my
Loosely, t-shirt
In my
Loosely, t-shirt
In my
Loosely,




My
Loosely...

Overall Meaning

In these lyrics to "T-Shirt" by Bulldog Eyes, the singer reflects on how he and the person he's addressing have changed since they were young. He suggests that they're not the same "kids" they used to be, implying that they've grown up and gone through various experiences that have shaped who they are today. Despite this evolution, there's a sense of comfort and safety that comes from being around this person. Specifically, he mentions his "loosely" t-shirt, indicating that he's physically comfortable in his clothing, but also that this person makes him feel emotionally comfortable as well. The repetition of "loosely" and "my" at the end of each line suggests a relaxed and easy atmosphere that the singer finds comfort in.


This song seems to be about the special bond between two people who have grown up together and how that bond is embodied in something as simple as a t-shirt. The clothing item represents a sense of familiarity and ease between the two people, suggesting that they have a shared history that allows them to feel safe around each other. It's easy to imagine this song being about childhood friends who have gone through ups and downs together, but have maintained a strong connection throughout the years.


Line by Line Meaning

We're much different
We've changed a lot since we were children


From the kids that we were
We're not the same people we were when we were kids


And I know you'll keep me safe in my
I trust you to protect me while I'm wearing my


Loosely, t-shirt
Comfortable, relaxed-fit shirt


In my
While wearing


Loosely, t-shirt
Relaxed-fit shirt


In my
While wearing


Loosely, t-shirt
Comfortable, relaxed-fit shirt


In my
While wearing


Loosely,
Comfortably


My
My preferred


Loosely...
Comfortably relaxed




Writer(s): George Allen Gould Ii

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