I think it's about a girl, who Jeff things is amazing and loves, but is also a prostitute or something.
The first two verses seem to be about how he is in love with her but then the second verse, when he sings:
She comes and goes most afternoons
One billion lovers wave and love her now
They could love her now and so could I
It sounds like Naomi is a prostitute or something. 1 billion people love her. They could love her whenever they want and so could Jeff, cause she's a protituite or something.
In the final verse, Jeff sings:
One billion angels could come and save her soul
They could save her soul until she shines
That seems to imply that while she's done bad stuff, Jeff still seems the beauty in her and thinks that angel could come and save her soul; make her pure and good again.
That''s just my interpretation after reading the lyrics. That meaning would kinda coincide with other NMH songs like Song Against Sex, where Jeff rails against casual sex. Anybody agree or disagree?
I think it's about a girl, who Jeff things is amazing and loves, but is also a prostitute or something.
The first two verses seem to be about how he is in love with her but then the second verse, when he sings: She comes and goes most afternoons One billion lovers wave and love her now They could love her now and so could I
It sounds like Naomi is a prostitute or something. 1 billion people love her. They could love her whenever they want and so could Jeff, cause she's a protituite or something.
In the final verse, Jeff sings: One billion angels could come and save her soul They could save her soul until she shines
That seems to imply that while she's done bad stuff, Jeff still seems the beauty in her and thinks that angel could come and save her soul; make her pure and good again.
That''s just my interpretation after reading the lyrics. That meaning would kinda coincide with other NMH songs like Song Against Sex, where Jeff rails against casual sex. Anybody agree or disagree?