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What does "walk me down" mean in the words of some song?
Quotation: "Walk me down the middle like you don't care"Walk me down the middle of the county fair
Walk me down the middle like you don't care
Walk me by the ferris wheel
And make sure she sees
Let the whole world know you belong to me
Jul 3, 2012 12:46 PM
Answers · 3
Very cool! Thank you guys for the explanations.
July 4, 2012
To "walk someone down the middle" in the metaphorical sense...means to explain something clearly to someone or to give a detailed description about something to someone.
In the literal sense (which I suppose you already understand) it means exactly what it says, to walk someone down the middle of a place (a field, factory, path, road etc.)
So if someone says, "Walk me down the middle." they either want you to walk them through a place, or they want you to explain something in detail so they can understand it. Of course you can do both at once, literally walk someone through a place (like a factory) while explaining it (equipment) in detail... I hope I helped you bye :)
July 4, 2012
This means "Walk me down that middle of the country fair as if you don't care that your ex-girlfriend or anybody else sees us. Don't walk to the side as if you're afraid of being seen with me.
July 3, 2012
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