Strawberry Blonde
rence Lyrics
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You think about it
Too much, too much
Too much, too much
You think about it
Too much, too much
So let's do the usual
I'll take the worry from your face
Nights in LA
I like the way you call me baby
But I can't tell either way
If you love me, like me, hate me
'Cause you don't say what you need
I can't read your mind
I've tried everything
We're still falling behind
She don't like to show the things that she don't like to say
And she don't like to say the things she's thinking
Too much, too much
You think about it
Too much, too much
Too much, too much
You think about it
Too much, too much
So let's do the usual
I'll take the worry from your face
If you feel unusual then let's get to the bottom of it
Quit trying to save me
From the things you keep so deep
Do you see me complainin'?
That's not me, that's not me
If you give me some time
I'll show you that I don't waste it
When you tell me you're mine, you're really mine
I die inside
She don't like to show the things that she don't like to say
And she don't like to say the things she's thinking
Too much, too much
You think about it
Too much, too much
Too much, too much
You think about it
Too much, too much
So let's do the usual
I'll take the worry from your face
If you feel unusual then let's get to the bottom of it
In "Strawberry Blonde," Rence sings about the difficulties of communication and understanding in relationships. The chorus repeats "Too much, too much, you think about it" and "let's do the usual, I'll take the worry from your face, If you feel unusual then let's get to the bottom of it." This suggests that the singer is trying to help their partner cope with anxieties and overthinking. In the next verse, Rence shares the ambiguity of the singer's relationship in Los Angeles. He likes how his partner calls him baby, but he can't tell if he is loved, liked or hated because his partner never says what they need. The singer repeatedly tries to understand his partner's needs, but they remain unknown despite his best efforts.
The line "She don't like to show the things that she don't like to say and she don't like to say the things she's thinking" portrays the persona's struggle to decode their partner's behavior. Rence shares the singer's frustration when he sings "Quit trying to save me from the things you keep so deep. Do you see me complainin'?" This line suggests that the singer feels helpless because his partner doesn't express their emotions or behaviors honestly. Rence acknowledges that relationships do not come without difficulties and to work through them; it is essential to communicate and empathize with each other.
Line by Line Meaning
Too much, too much
The person being addressed is worrying excessively
You think about it
The person being addressed is overthinking the situation
Too much, too much
The situation has been dwelled upon disproportionately
Too much, too much
The person being addressed has been worrying too much
You think about it
The person being addressed has been giving too much thought to the situation
Too much, too much
The situation has been given much more attention than required
So let's do the usual
Let's behave in the usual way as we have done before
I'll take the worry from your face
The singer wants to relieve the person's worries
If you feel unusual then let's get to the bottom of it
If the person is feeling abnormal, then they should talk and address it
Nights in LA
The setting of the song is in Los Angeles at night
I like the way you call me baby
The singer enjoys the affectionate way the person addresses them
But I can't tell either way
The singer is unsure if the person loves them or not
If you love me, like me, hate me
The singer is uncertain about the person's feelings towards them
'Cause you don't say what you need
The person doesn't express their needs to the singer
I can't read your mind
The singer cannot understand what the person is thinking without them communicating it
I've tried everything
The singer has made an effort to understand the person's thoughts and feelings
We're still falling behind
The relationship between the singer and the person is not progressing
She don't like to show the things that she don't like to say
The person being referenced is not open about their thoughts and feelings
And she don't like to say the things she's thinking
The person being referenced is not vocal about their thoughts and feelings
Quit trying to save me
The singer doesn't want the person to worry about them too much
From the things you keep so deep
The singer is asking the person to not worry about their deeper, more personal issues
Do you see me complainin'?
The singer is not complaining despite their deeper issues
That's not me, that's not me
The singer isn't usually like that
If you give me some time
The singer asks the person to give them time
I'll show you that I don't waste it
The singer promises to not waste the time given to them
When you tell me you're mine, you're really mine
The singer takes the affirmation of love seriously
I die inside
The person's love means a lot to the singer
Writer(s): Dan Caplen, Zachary Ray Knowles, Jackson Hirsh, Paul Daniel
Contributed by Ethan N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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