Understanding the Lyrics

The transcript is a lyrical expression of commitment and assurance in a relationship. It emphasizes the importance of doing things right and being a supportive partner. The speaker promises a future filled with shared experiences and personal connection, encouraging the listener to embrace the relationship fully.

What does the singer claim to know about the listener in the opening section?

• The listener is happy.

• The listener is sad.

• The listener is angry.

• The listener is confused.

What does the singer suggest about doing things in the first section?

• Do it alone.

• Do it quietly.

• Do it right.

• Do it quickly.

In the second section, what is said about where good people go?

• They go to the city.

• They go to the countryside.

• There is no such word as no.

• They go to heaven.

What does the singer want to avoid wasting time on in the third section?

• Hobbies.

• Travel.

• Work.

• Other people.

What does the singer not require from the listener in the third section?

• To listen.

• To be there.

• To understand.

• To care.

In the fourth section, what is emphasized as important?

• Doing it quickly.

• Doing it right.

• Doing it alone.

• Doing it quietly.

What does the singer promise to be in the final section?

• A competitor.

• A friend.

• A stranger.

• A teacher.

What does the singer offer to bring in the final section?

• Joy.

• Sadness.

• Confusion.

• Anger.

What does the singer say about wealth in the final section?

• They will make you both rich and poor.

• They will make you neither rich nor poor.

• They will make you rich.

• They will make you poor.

What is the singer's stance on using the door in the final section?

• Just don't use the door.

• Always use the door.

• Never use the door.

• Use the door sometimes.