I dont get it either, but you did a wonderful job!

So... you are collecting more "soles"?

I have no friggin clue what any of that meant... but you did a good job with it

Wonderful singing, odd lyrics. Some say it is about a short relationship with the daughter of a diamond mine owner.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defi.....%20Her%20Shoes

Not sure if that's true. A lot of the lyrics don't make sense with that premise. "They ended up by sleeping in a doorway by the bodegas and the lights on upper Broadway." That's Manhattan, clearly, not South Africa."

I kinda like the idea that she was a server in a high class restaurant, and made decent money, although she continued to live in the poorer section of town, and made not show of her relative wealth. The diamonds on the soles of her shoes were the non-slip footware she had to wear which had a diamond pattern tread: http://cdn.champbell.net/images/www.....reequarter.jpg

I like it. It has a nice humbling twist. Now if it had the HEA ending . . .