Talk:While Your Lips Are Still Red

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The phrase “Kiss while your lips are still red”, which is used throughout the song, refers to the disappearance of one's lip color as one dies; the phrase simply contends “kiss while you still can”, or “enjoy it while you still can”.
Firstly, no source was given, so it's original research. Secondly, the other lyrics suggest to me that this interpretation is wrong; the whole song is about young love, not merely love, as evidenced by virtually every other line in the song: 'Young heart for love' specifically uses the word young, 'while bosom is still untouched' shows that the girl who is the subject of the song is sexually innocent, 'Hold another hand while a hand's still without a tool' seems to suggest the subject is still a child (I interpret someone's hand being 'without a tool' as meaning that they don't yet work, and so wield no tools), and 'Drown into eyes while they're still blind' suggests that the potential targets of the girl's affections are also young and naive - having 'blind eyes' being a methapor for this naivete. Also, the first two lines of the chorus, 'First day of love never comes back / A passionate hour's never a wasted one' seem to be advice given by an older, wiser person to a younger one, reinforcing the idea that this song is Tuomas's advice on love to a young and innocent girl. Looked at in the context of these other lines, it seems that 'Kiss while your lips are still red' means 'Kiss while you're still young' rather than 'Kiss while you're still alive', and refers to the disappearance of one's lip colour as one AGES, not as one DIES.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.142.36.226 (talk) 02:19, 22 December 2008 (UTC)
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