Because I've never interpreted these lyrics so literally, they never seemed that odd to me.
I thought that this song could be about a scenario where two lovers are faced with the challenge of each belonging to a different social class. It's an issue that has plagued society from the dawn of time, so this idea seemed to fit.
With the reference to "some girls' mothers" being "bigger" than others, I figured that this could be referring to the fact that there is a clear segregation of families within the different classes, and often the parents dictate the romantic fate of their children based on status, not on love (arranged marriages, etc.)
The pillow part, I thought could mean - and please bear with me here ...
"listen, I know that we can't be together due to our differing social status within society, but I still want to be close to you somehow & share my dreams with you. They may be the same dreams as yours."
... or something along those lines.
The music fits the lyrics if you think of it that way. And I know that my imagination may have run wild, and that I totally romanticized the song, but great music allows people to do that.
Because I've never interpreted these lyrics so literally, they never seemed that odd to me.
I thought that this song could be about a scenario where two lovers are faced with the challenge of each belonging to a different social class. It's an issue that has plagued society from the dawn of time, so this idea seemed to fit.
With the reference to "some girls' mothers" being "bigger" than others, I figured that this could be referring to the fact that there is a clear segregation of families within the different classes, and often the parents dictate the romantic fate of their children based on status, not on love (arranged marriages, etc.)
The pillow part, I thought could mean - and please bear with me here ... "listen, I know that we can't be together due to our differing social status within society, but I still want to be close to you somehow & share my dreams with you. They may be the same dreams as yours." ... or something along those lines.
The music fits the lyrics if you think of it that way. And I know that my imagination may have run wild, and that I totally romanticized the song, but great music allows people to do that.
And if it's just a song about boobs, so be it.