Lyrics for Whispering as interpreted by manprettys_panties

Whispering Lyrics
Whispering
Hear the ghosts in the moonlight
Sorrow doing a new dance
Through their bone, through their skin

Listening
To the souls in the fool's night
Fumbling mutely with their rude hands
And there's heartache without end

See the father bent in grief
The mother dressed in mourning
Sister crumbles, and the neighbors grumble
The preacher issues warnings

History
Little miss didn't do right
Went and ruined all the true plans
Such a shame, such a sin

Mystery
Home alone on a school night
Harvest moon over the blue land
Summer longing on the wind

Had a sweetheart on his knees
So faithful and adoring
And he touched me and I let him love me.
So let that be my story

Listening
For the hope, for the new life
Something beautiful, a new chance
Hear it's whispering
There again


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heeheeasquirrel
11-04-2007

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And he touched me and I let him love me.
So let that be my story

Love those lines. Beautiful, haunting song.

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cid_wenson
07-14-2008

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This song is precisely about how so often sex is portrayed as an evil, sinful, disguisting essence, and how truly wrong that is. "History, Little miss didn't do right, Went and ruined all the true plans, Such a shame, such a sin". This, I believe, is referring to Eve, the woman who created the first sin, and then became shameful of her body, and how naturally everyone assumed that it is wrong to be free with your body, your one true posession. No one wants to accept her, or what she feels right, even if it is love. "Fumbling mutely with their rude hands, And there's heartache without end" could refer to how sex is now grabbed out for people looking for a quick release, and no emotional comfort. Truly, truly, a beautiful piece of musical theatre.

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emzie8989
10-08-2008

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this song is wendla forshadowing her death from abortion.
See the father bent in grief
The mother dressed in mourning
Sister crumbles, and the neighbors grumble
The preacher issues warnings

It's also about gossip and how her mother made her get her fateful abortion despite the risks because of what people would think if she had a baby at 15.
I'm not sure about the eve refrence, i think it's more about how she (wendla) did wrong in societies eyes.

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