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Madhulk Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Push me over, make me over...
This is an excerpt from Alexz Johnson's Me Out Of Me:
Why you always trying to make me something that I don't wanna be?
Ooo, push me over, make me over, (Destroy her, then bring her back to life?)
try to make a joke out of me
There's something you should know
I won't change and I'm not letting go Giving up?
There's something you will see
You can't turn down (Make a resistance?) cuz I'm breakin free ya
[Chorus]
You just can't take the me out of me Change her?
Cuz that's what I need the world to see Her true face?
You just can't take the me out of me
Oh there's no one else I'd rather be
Why you always trying to make me something that I don't wanna be?
Ooo, push me over, make me over, (Destroy her, then bring her back to life?)
try to make a joke out of me
There's something you should know
I won't change and I'm not letting go Giving up?
There's something you will see
You can't turn down (Make a resistance?) cuz I'm breakin free ya
[Chorus]
You just can't take the me out of me Change her?
Cuz that's what I need the world to see Her true face?
You just can't take the me out of me
Oh there's no one else I'd rather be
Top answer
"Push me over" - a "pushover" is someone who is easily convinced or led, often to do something that perhaps he or she shouldn't do. "I'll ask Dad to give me the money for a weekend trip. " A "makeover" is the very popular process of changing someone or something's style (a person or a room) to make it fresh, fashionable, more attractive.
- "Push me over" - a "pushover" is someone who is easily convinced or led, often to do something that perhaps he or she shouldn't do.
- "I'll ask Dad to give me the money for a weekend trip.
- " A "makeover" is the very popular process of changing someone or something's style (a person or a room) to make it fresh, fashionable, more attractive.
- I think "push me over, make me over" is a play on both of these terms.
- The singer is complaining about being manipulated/bossed around.
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"Push me over" - a "pushover" is someone who is easily convinced or led, often to do something that perhaps he or she shouldn't do. "I'll ask Dad to give me the money for a weekend trip. He's a real pushover." A "makeover" is the very popular process of changing someone or something's style (a person or a room) to make it fresh, fashionable, more attractive.
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