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i like how she says kids

I like how the video doesn't acknowledge that the song is about losing your virginity.

>>1915
Is it really? How?

>>1923
>They say in heaven, love comes first
Making love is a euphemism for sex.
>We'll make heaven a place on earth
Heaven in this context means to orgasm or organisming.
>When the night falls down, I wait for you and you come around
She is waiting for her boyfriend to come over.
>And the world's alive with the sound of kids on the street outside
This is just filler.
>When you walk into the room
>You pull me close and we start to move
>And we're spinning with the stars above
>And you lift me up in a wave of love
This should be obvious…
>When I feel alone, I reach for you
>And you bring me home
>When I'm lost at sea I hear your voice
>And it carries me
Talking about her boyfriend comforting her before the act.
>In this world we're just beginning
>To understand the miracle of living
>Baby, I was afraid before
>But I'm not afraid anymore
Her and him are first time lovers this just being the beginning of more fringing and she's not scared of sex anymore.

The long note at around the end is meant to symbolize an orgasm.
The song was also made in the 80's everything was about sex back then, it was the age of Madonna after all…

I'm music otaku.

>>In this world we're just beginning
>>To understand the miracle of living
>>Baby, I was afraid before
>>But I'm not afraid anymore
>Her and him are first time lovers this just being the beginning of more fringing and she's not scared of sex anymore.

Ok this is the only part that could be interpreted for virginity.

>>1930
For the final act; yeah that would be right.
As for the first act, it's the setup before the main message. It is structured like a story more or less.

Forgot to add:
>Oh, baby, do you know what that's worth?
Is about asking the boyfriend how much virginity meant to her.

i like this song