Where'd you learn to kiss that way?
I don't know from where that came
I wanna talk about it no more

Kay, you've got to let it go
I can not leave you alone
Honestly, I can not...

What d'you think you are doing?
What do you think you're doing?
Waiting, waiting for you

I want you to dress and go
No, you don't mind, do you? Don't...
I wouldn't know what to do

A hand touches a cheek
A robe is taken off
Wet kisses in the morning

Of never seeing you again
I am scared to death
I am a-scared to death

"Come with me", "Oh, I can just
Picture me with your set
Send me a postcard when you get there"
Ride with me to the next station
I wanna spend
Another half hour with you

She reached down and placed a string of lights
around this heart of mine
(So said Kay)


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    So Said Kay was inspired by a lesbian film called Desert Hearts. I think the line "I'm never seeing you again" is actually "Of never seeing you again/I was scared to death", and its "string of lights" rather than lies. Hope that helps.

    Willow Rosenbergon August 02, 2006   Link
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    "Friend: "Come with me" Kay: " Oh I can just picture me with your set!...Send me a postcard when you get there" Set= Circle of friends. " - Bobby

    nic-ckon May 15, 2008   Link
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    this song is obviously about lust. i interpret it as either 1) a man is cheating on his girlfriend or wife. i think this because "i want you to dress and go, no you don't mind do you?", "i'm never seeing you again, i am scared to death" and "ride with me to the next station i wanna spend another half hour with you". it seems to all say that he's scared he will be found out about his affair, but he is getting so much affection from her he doesn't want her to leave. or 2) the guy is scared of feeling so strongly physically and emotionally for a person. he feels that if she leaves he doesn't know what to do, but if she stays he doesn't know what to do either.

    melizkyon June 02, 2006   Link

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