The Maine - My Heroine Meaning
Song Released: 2011
My Heroine Lyrics
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I feel it could have a double meaning. Lust (sex) and drug addiction.
I'm feeling pretty dirty baby
Forgive my sins.
I get the feeling you can save me honey,
My herione.
[This could be interpreted as the reasoning behind using heroin to pacify those lonely feelings; OR it could be as simple as a lustful desire for a woman to pacify sexual needs]
Your hips, my hands, you swing and you dance,
Yea, I'm feeling pretty lonely baby
Just let me in
Just let me in
[The feeling of euphoria, an effect of heroin; OR simply describing a sexual encounter]
You're my heroine, just suicicde
If I let you in you crawl inside.
Oh you save my skin
She can't wait to sink in
My heroine
[The parallel between the two, that lusting for this girl could be contrasted to the effects of heroin and the addiction of either or both]
I feel a little withdrawl baby,
Come pick me up.
Took a hit from your level
Now I just cant get enough
[Literally talking about addiction from whichever perspective you view it]
Your taste, my touch,
A little bit of love and a whole lot of lust.
I'm feeling pretty lonely baby,
So just let me in
Just let me in
[Heroin can be smoked, snorted or injected and can cause male erection but not necessarily sexual desire; OR can be seen as sexual interaction]
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