"I been one poor correspondent, and I been too, too hard to find" yet for whatever reason cannot make the commitment.Ĥ. This is the crux of it for the guy - he loves her, can't stop thinking about her, can't live without her. "Well, I keep on thinkin bout you, sister golden hair surpriseĪnd I just can't live without you can't you see it in my eyes?" Here's his reference to his previous serious relationship with her, she wanted to get married, but he just couldn't commit. "I aint ready for the altar but I do agree there's times, when a woman sure can be a friend of mine." Gives up for the day, gets undressed, and will try to muster up the strength to do it tomorrow.Ģ. This is where he's en route to the wedding city/venue, but because he still loves her he's depressed and just can't do it.
That I set my sights on Monday and I got myself undressed" "Well I tried to make it Sunday, but I got so damn depressed This song is indeed about a guy who loves a girl but can't commit to her - but the catch is that she is now getting married to someone else, has invited him to the wedding, but he still has feelings for her and so just can't bring himself to go.ġ. Agreed with all of those who say it has nothing to do with a literal sibling, nun, masturbation, etc. Ian from TexasRead through all 79 comments, and was surprised to find that the interpretation I found most plausible was not mentioned.He saying it to himself …because he doesn’t want to lead her get her hopes up and or break her heart, I don’t think he loves her at all. Now that I am 62 years old, the song I believe is about …he just cannot go through with anything serious but he contradicts because at the same time, he loves her? he’s not telling her any of this?. We thought he was talking about an Indian girl with blond hair, and Golden hair surprise with her name and the altar was a ritual…. And this song takes me right back to there…. Liza from TexasI can remember being in junior high….
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