/lit/ - Literature

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>Lover, I've got no idea
>Lover, I've got no idea
>Lover, I've got no idea

In this final line of the song, the woman attempts to break her ex-lover's delusion about her nature. She isn't a man. She cannot think like a man nor exhibit the qualities one acquires from a hard life, from being a man. She repeats it again and again : she does not possess qualities her ex-lover is ascribing to her nature. She does not care about the things men care about, and that is ok, because she is a woman. Whatever deep, extraordinary ideas her ex-lover is projecting onto her pretty face, are in actuality, non-existent in her head. She has 'no ideas' of that nature. She has no interest in them, nor does she need them to survive. She can be vapid, childish, delusional, empty and it is ok.

Her ex-lover, yearns for the woman he loves to possess these qualities, but she does not.