d girl I was like 90% joking, although her lack of pretense is easily one of her most refreshing qualities as a songwriter and pop artist.
Literally no idea why people are trying to drag these lyrics. There's a beauty in simplicity, hence Call Me Maybe's universal acclaim. Poor the other girls who have to break out their thesauruses to pass themselves off as worldly and ~!~•~serious~•~!~ """artists"""
d girl I was like 90% joking, although her lack of pretense is easily one of her most refreshing qualities as a songwriter and pop artist.
Literally no idea why people are trying to drag these lyrics. There's a beauty in simplicity, hence Call Me Maybe's universal acclaim. Poor the other girls who have to break out their thesauruses to pass themselves off as worldly and ~!~•~serious~•~!~ """artists"""
Not really. "Well-spoken" doesn't mean using unnecessarily large words to assert superiority or to gain credibility (poor me); it essentially means being direct and concise with one's own words. I can think of nothing more clear and succinct than "I really (6x) like you."
In fact, the repetition sounds downright emphatic to me. Repitition for the sake of emphasis is a classic songwriting trope. Let's just hope it's not as clunkily executed as the likes of "Unconditionally" and "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together."
What kind of Sally Field inspired nonsense!?