Jane
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Sometimes I think I'm Jane Seymour
Holed up in my Hamptons hideaway
Down the colonial staircase
In a cloud of organza, taffeta and white lace.

Escape through the doors to the terrace
And the old philipinos scatter in all directions.
They're the best you know - so deferential
To friends and loved ones and relations.

But there's another side to me
My brow glows most with sweat
You've seen me give birth with my feet in the stirrups a hundred times or more
And yet my figure just springs back into shape.

Ensconced in my luxury show home
The pages upon my knee
Sometimes I think I'm Jane Seymour
How does that feel?

But there's another side to me
My brow glows most with sweat
You've seen me give birth with my feet in the stirrups a hundred times or more
And yet my figure just springs back into place.





Sometimes I think I'm Jane Seymour

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the song "Jane" by Friends depict a contrasting portrayal of the singer's life. The mention of Jane Seymour, an English actress known for her beauty and elegance, serves as a metaphor for the singer's desire to live a glamorous and privileged lifestyle. The reference to being "holed up in my Hamptons hideaway" and the image of the colonial staircase suggest a luxurious setting that the singer has access to. The description of being surrounded by "organza, taffeta, and white lace" further emphasizes the opulence and extravagance.


However, there is a juxtaposition between this outward perception of the singer and their inner reality. The line "My brow glows most with sweat" implies that the singer is working hard and undergoing challenges behind the scenes, possibly in contrast to the polished image they present to the world. The mention of giving birth and quickly bouncing back into shape demonstrates the singer's resilience and ability to handle difficult situations.


Overall, the lyrics of "Jane" by Friends explore the duality of the singer's life, embodying both the glamorous facade they project and the underlying struggles and resilience they experience.


Line by Line Meaning

Sometimes I think I'm Jane Seymour
At times, I believe I embody the persona of Jane Seymour


Holed up in my Hamptons hideaway
Taking refuge in my luxurious residence in the Hamptons


Down the colonial staircase
Descending the elegant staircase modelled after colonial architecture


In a cloud of organza, taffeta and white lace
Surrounded by a mist of delicate, opulent fabrics


Escape through the doors to the terrace
Seeking an escape through the entrance leading to the outdoor terrace


And the old philipinos scatter in all directions
Observing how the elderly Filipino staff members disperse in various directions


They're the best you know - so deferential
Recognizing their exceptional qualities and how respectfully they treat others


To friends and loved ones and relations
Extending their deference not just to friends, but also to loved ones and family members


But there's another side to me
Nevertheless, I possess another facet of my personality


My brow glows most with sweat
My forehead perspires heavily during exertion


You've seen me give birth with my feet in the stirrups a hundred times or more
Witnessing me undergo labor numerous times, my feet secured in obstetric stirrups


And yet my figure just springs back into shape
Despite these physical challenges, my body effortlessly returns to its previous form


Ensconced in my luxury show home
Comfortably settled in my grand, opulent residence


The pages upon my knee
With important documents resting on my lap


Sometimes I think I'm Jane Seymour
Occasionally, I believe myself to truly embody the essence of Jane Seymour


How does that feel?
What emotions arise from such contemplation?


But there's another side to me
Yet, there remains an additional aspect of my personality


My brow glows most with sweat
My forehead perspires heavily during exertion


You've seen me give birth with my feet in the stirrups a hundred times or more
Witnessing me undergo labor numerous times, my feet secured in obstetric stirrups


And yet my figure just springs back into place
However, my body effortlessly returns to its previous form despite these physical challenges


Sometimes I think I'm Jane Seymour
Occasionally, I believe myself to truly embody the essence of Jane Seymour




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Jonelle

She should really do voiceover work or audible book narration. She has a really soothing and relaxing voice.

A. Salem238

She really does :)

Shibnath Goswami

they are twins

Allen Trevor

Jonelle85 are you serious? She goes high and low so fast it hurt my ears

Vincent Fan

@ShiroCat OH! MY! GAWD!

Naga gaming

Exactly🖤🖤🖤

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Ray Of Light

It was sad how Carol and Susan disappeared in the second half of Friends.

KT

smck 2016 they didn’t really disappear, they just weren’t as prominent because, just like in real life, as Ross’s character grew, his feelings toward the both of them changed. There’s not much to write about when he’s no longer in love with Carol or jealous of Susan.

lif3isadanc3flo0r

Yeah but its like ross forgot he had ben at all haha

TeamPaul17

@lif3isadanc3flo0r The writers forgot Ben for the last two seasons. Like, was he (or his moms) even mentioned?

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