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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Pink Triangle" by the artist "Weezer"

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The song "Pink Triangle" by Weezer tells the story of a man who develops a crush on a woman, ignoring clear signs of her sexual orientation.

He fantasizes about a relationship and even marriage with her until he notices the "pink triangle" - a patch that symbolizes the LGBT community.

The repeated line "Tell me the truth" is a desperate plea for reality, a realization that his feelings are not reciprocated because the woman is a lesbian.

The protagonist himself admits to past homosexual experiences ("I dabbled myself back in the day"), but now he is looking for a "nice, normal girl."

His phrase "Everyone's a little bit gay, Why can't she be a little straight?" reveals his self-centeredness and lack of understanding that sexual orientation is not a choice.

The repetitive chorus and the final lines of the song emphasize his disappointment and the shattering of his illusions.

When I'm stable long enough,

I start to look around for love.

See a sweet in floral prints,

My mind begins the arrangements.

But when I start to feel that pull,

Turns out I just pulled myself.

She would never go with me

Were I the last girl on earth.

I'm dumb, she's a lesbian,

I thought I had found the one,

We were good as married in my mind,

But married in my mind's no good.

Oh, pink triangle on her sleeve,

Let me know the truth,

Let me know the truth.

Might have smoked a few in my time

But never thought it was a crime,

Knew the day would surely come,

When I'd chill and settle down.

When I think I've found a good old-fashioned girl,

Then she put me in my place.

Everyone's a little queer,

Oh, can't she be a little straight?

I'm dumb, she's a lesbian,

I thought I had found the one,

We were good as married in my mind,

But married in my mind's no good.

Oh, pink triangle on her sleeve,

Let me know the truth,

Let me know the truth.

I'm dumb, she's a lesbian,

I thought I had found the one,

We were good as married in my mind,

But married in my mind's no good.

Oh, pink triangle on her sleeve,

Let me know the truth,

Let me know the truth.

I'm dumb, she's a lesbian,

I thought I had found the one,

We were good as married in my mind,

But married in my mind's no good.

Oh, pink triangle on her sleeve,

Let me know the truth,

Let me know the truth.

Let me know the truth,

Let me know the truth.

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