Suesfine
my bloody valentine Lyrics


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I will don't leave
me here alone, oh
Sueisfine
Hold hold hold me
talk a lot don't brood again
Sueisfine
Give me (fuck cunt)
now you'll taste so good
Sueisfine





Overall Meaning

"My Bloody Valentine's" song Suesfine is a cryptic and multi-layered track that seems to be exploring themes of abandonment, loneliness, and sexual desire. The opening line, "I will don't leave me here alone, oh Sueisfine" expresses the singer's fear of being left alone, cementing the importance of Sue in his life. 'Sueifine' could also refer to the singer's internal struggles, as in 'Sue' is fine, but he is not.


The second line, "Hold hold hold me, talk a lot don't brood again, Sueisfine," may suggest that the singer is seeking comfort and reassurance from Sue. The phrase "talk a lot don't brood again" implies that Sue may have been withdrawn or quiet in the past, which caused tension in their relationship. The singer wants communication rather than silence, and this could be viewed as a way of coping with loneliness.


The final lines of the song are somewhat jarring and explicit, "Give me (fuck cunt) now you'll taste so good, Sueisfine," suggesting that the singer's desire for Sue is tied to sexual fulfillment. The use of profanity and vulgarity may signify the character's confusion and discomfort with these feelings.


Line by Line Meaning

I will don't leave me here alone, oh
I am begging you, please do not abandon me and leave me here all by myself.


Sueisfine
The person named Sue is doing well or is in a good state of mind.


Hold hold hold me, talk a lot don't brood again
Please embrace me tightly and engage in conversation with me to avoid becoming lost in thought or worry.


Sueisfine
Once again, the person named Sue is doing well or is in a good state of mind.


Give me (fuck cunt) now you'll taste so good
Although this line contains derogatory language, it appears to be a request for sexual intimacy with the promise of pleasure or satisfaction for both parties involved.




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