Goodnight, Sailor Moon Lyrics
Good night Sailor Moon
Ain’t nothing wrong
I’m just a little blue
And I
Never want you to follow
Me baby down there
Good night sailor moon
I’m scared that you’re lonely
That it’s just us two
If you are sucking real hard
On the neck
Cause I’m a lil gray around the edges
I’m 3 days in a tomb
Til I see you, Sailor Moon
Once I had to follow an emotion
If I loved you at all
Ain’t nothing honey child
I just couldn’t sleep
First they tie me down
And pump my stomach out
Make me squeal like a pig
I know you love me with all your stuffin
But do I make you sick?
Child of mine
I’ve been screaming so loud Oh love come lightning bolt me
Oh Goodnight, Sailor Moon
I hope that the world is always kind to you
If it’s not
I will bloody it’s nose
Ohhhh goodnight Sailor Moon
I think you’re swell
Check out my ink tattoo
Oh love
I’m a fan
Once I follow an emotion
Cause I loved you
That’s all
Ain’t nothing honey child
I just couldn’t sleep
First they tie me down
They saw my gizzard out
And I squeal like a rat
Oh I know you love me
I’ve never doubted it
But don’t want you to see me like that
Child of mine
Time’s screaming so loud
Oh love come lightning bolt me
Love come lightning bolt me
Love come lightning bolt me
Goodnight, Sailor Moon Lyrics Interpretation
He’s bidding her goodnight, seeking to comfort Sailor Moon by assuring her that all is well, despite his underlying sadness. He’s wrestling with some dark emotions and wishes to shield her from his burdens. Now, he’s acknowledging his concern that she might also be feeling isolated. It’s just the two of them, and he’s experiencing the weight of their bond. The mention of the neck seems to reflect a desire for intimacy, coupled with a fear of it.
He’s feeling exhausted and faded, as if he’s been detached from life. He’s eagerly counting the days until their next meeting, yearning for it to revive him, even if just a little. He reflects on a time when he felt compelled to pursue his emotions. His love was genuine, but at times, his feelings made him restless, robbing him of sleep.
The tone shifts to a darker place. It appears he’s narrating a painful and humiliating episode, possibly related to addiction or illness, during which he lost all sense of control. He recognizes her deep love for him, yet he fears he has become difficult to love. He’s pleading for something transformative, like a lightning strike, to change or rescue him.
He wishes her a fulfilling life, hoping the world treats her kindly. If it doesn’t, he’s prepared to fight for her and keep her safe. This section carries a sweet and slightly playful vibe. He’s expressing admiration for her, showcasing his tattoo, and reminding her of his deep affection.
He returns to the notion that love sometimes led him into impulsive actions. His feelings for her are genuine and intense, even if they complicated life. He shares more painful, visceral experiences, as if he’s been emotionally laid bare. He understands that her love is authentic, but he feels ashamed of his own brokenness. Ultimately, he finds himself pleading for a monumental change to lift him from his anguish.
