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Darling, I have only one desire
And that one desire is you
And I know, nobody else ain't gonna do The Ink Spots – I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire
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She might ask him to come back to her again, and at first he’ll be uncertain if he’d take her back.
Though, if this girl is his only desire, expect him to want to be with her.
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To this day, there are so many different religions to choose from, the most popular being the following: Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Shinto, Judaism, Sikhism, Jainism, Baha'i Faith, amongst many hundreds of others.
Some religions may intertwine and overlap, but each religion is unique to itself – they have their own beginning, their own stories, deities and powers and prophets, and beliefs on morals and life. Choosing one can be hard due to the supposed consequences of not following the right one (For example, going to hell for not following Christianity.)
Hopsin here states there are too many of these religions with vivid descriptions, meaning most of the religions have similar stories, of a holy power or spirit, prophets and chosen beings, and death. In the modern world, however, one does not experience these sort of miracles or phenomenons, and such texts written like this are usually called myths, legends, or just fictional stories.
Due to this, it is hard to believe in a religion – they have such complex and intricate beliefs, so specific and remarkable, that it begins to be unbelievable and inconceivable. This line here is Hop being dubious of the truthfulness of religions.
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Sonicare is a top-of-the-line, highly expensive toothbrush (for a toothbrush that is) that can reach prices upwards of $200.
Now he either uses his finger, or a regular (non-rechargable or electric) toothbrush:
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Most vending machines in the United States will not take a $10 bill or higher denomination, and you would be lucky to find one that would accept a $5 bill. In older vending machines, you can only insert one bill per transaction. This means you cannot use two $1 bills to buy something costing $1.75!
Microbes, enzymes, mold, and oxidation "Weird Al" Yankovic – Foil
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If not stored properly food can allow all sorts of dangerous bacteria (such as mold) to grow on them. If consumed,
But would you really be able to eat that?
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Though he failed this love interest and is angry at himself for his failure, he feels as if in the future he will mature and age well enough to possibly be ready to be with her.
Mumford & Sons' music is enchantingly full of allusions, and I think this might be an allusion to Dylan Thomas' famous 1951 poem “Do not go gentle into that good night"—a work reflecting on living boldly and not passively accepting death, even if you aren’t afraid of it. The first, most famous, stanza reads as follows:
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
The reason I think it is an allusion is the “I rage and I rage” line, especially, although the other language in these few lines matches up as well. The “rage, rage against the dying of the light,” line is famous enough to invoke here, along with the meaning of the whole poem. If this song is directed toward God, this allusion would make the meaning of these lines more specific, relating to death, not only accepting God. However, it’s possible that I’m completely interpolating this allusion into the text.
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The second verse expresses regret from the singer, admitting to raging and not being in line with God after the happenings in the first verse where he felt abandoned by God. As well as blaming this on his young mind and saying that when he’s older he might become ready to understand and accept God more.
He is talking to God not a person..