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jackie and the starlighters Lyrics


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Maybe its the way she lets her hair down on a sunday afternoon
maybe its the way that she's romantically attracted to the moon
maybe its the perfume that I know she doesn?t wear
or maybe its the way she dances when she thinks there aint nobody there

she loves me in the morning without warning before the sun begins to rise
and in the evening i can tell her feelings just by looking in her eyes
songbirds in the garden sing to her through frozen holidays
and all my woe and trouble is gonna double when we go our seperate ways

sugar, dandellion, honey, peach never did too much for me
cause I aint no cassanova and no i never ever tried to be
but something in her smile charms me like a child and then
she turns the thieves and outlaws into nothing less than perfect gentlemen

well the moon is in the mountains and the night is taking pictures of the sky
and i've got nothing for you, nothing but this simple lullabye




now should your mind forget me, regret me, or even do me wrong
you?ll always live here in my heart cause baby thats right where you belong

Overall Meaning

The song "Maybe" by Jackie and the Starlighters is a heartfelt and romantic tune about the singer's admiration for his lover. The lyrics suggest that the singer is captivated by his lover's unique qualities, whether it's the way she wears her hair down on a lazy Sunday afternoon, her fondness for the moon, or the way she dances when no one is watching. The singer also notes how his lover's presence brings him comfort, from the way she loves him in the morning before the sun even rises to the way she can express her feelings with just one look in her eyes.


The song also suggests that the singer is aware that their time together is limited, as they will eventually have to go their separate ways. Despite this, the singer still acknowledges how significant his lover is to him and how she has helped to shape him into a better person, inspiring him to be more chivalrous and gentlemanly towards others. The last verse suggests that the singer is content with just offering his words and his heart as a tribute to his lover, knowing that she will always hold a special place in his heart, even if they are no longer together.


Line by Line Meaning

Maybe its the way she lets her hair down on a sunday afternoon
Her appearance on lazy Sundays intrigues me.


maybe its the way that she's romantically attracted to the moon
Her romantic fascination with the moon captivates me.


maybe its the perfume that I know she doesnt wear
Her natural scent is alluring to me.


or maybe its the way she dances when she thinks there aint nobody there
Her uninhibited dancing when she thinks no one is watching is enchanting to me.


she loves me in the morning without warning before the sun begins to rise
She shows me unexpected love at dawn.


and in the evening i can tell her feelings just by looking in her eyes
I can read her emotions through her eyes each evening.


songbirds in the garden sing to her through frozen holidays
The birds sing to her even on cold, lifeless holidays.


and all my woe and trouble is gonna double when we go our seperate ways
My pain and suffering will increase twofold when we part ways.


sugar, dandellion, honey, peach never did too much for me
I'm not easily impressed by sweet things.


cause I aint no cassanova and no i never ever tried to be
I'm not a womanizer nor have I ever attempted to be one.


but something in her smile charms me like a child and then
There's something about her smile that captivates me like a child.


she turns the thieves and outlaws into nothing less than perfect gentlemen
She has the power to change the most unruly men into perfect gentlemen.


well the moon is in the mountains and the night is taking pictures of the sky
The moon is over the mountains and the night is capturing the sky.


and ive got nothing for you, nothing but this simple lullabye
All I have for you is a humble lullaby.


now should your mind forget me, regret me, or even do me wrong
If you ever forget me, regret me, or harm me in any way,


you?ll always live here in my heart cause baby thats right where you belong
You'll forever have a place in my heart because that's where you belong, baby.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JACKIE GREENE

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