She's simply inviting you to get to know her better. "You" could be an acquaintance, a family member, or whatever. Or maybe it's sung from the perspective of her deeper, truer self, addressing her conscious self. Either way, the listener has a limited, abstracted perception of the speaker's authentic qualities.
There are people all around us, in our lives, that we only see as "sketchy outlines" in a coloring book, when in fact they're just as real and colorful and 3d as we are. "I'll always wait/ it's never too late" = if you want to get to know me, I'll be here; all you need to do is let your emotions get out and mix with mine ("leave the red of your heart to decide") and then you will have CONNECTED WITH ANOTHER HUMAN BEING WHICH AFTER ALL IS WHAT LIFE IS ALL ABOUT.
If anything, this song confirms that Trish (RIP) was a huge talent as well as (probably) a huge stoner.
She's simply inviting you to get to know her better. "You" could be an acquaintance, a family member, or whatever. Or maybe it's sung from the perspective of her deeper, truer self, addressing her conscious self. Either way, the listener has a limited, abstracted perception of the speaker's authentic qualities. There are people all around us, in our lives, that we only see as "sketchy outlines" in a coloring book, when in fact they're just as real and colorful and 3d as we are. "I'll always wait/ it's never too late" = if you want to get to know me, I'll be here; all you need to do is let your emotions get out and mix with mine ("leave the red of your heart to decide") and then you will have CONNECTED WITH ANOTHER HUMAN BEING WHICH AFTER ALL IS WHAT LIFE IS ALL ABOUT.
If anything, this song confirms that Trish (RIP) was a huge talent as well as (probably) a huge stoner.