The song "Deborah" by Dave Edmunds tells the story of a girl named Deborah who lives in a town. She is described as being attractive and aware of her own allure, which makes all the guys in the town interested in her. However, despite their efforts, they never succeed in winning her over. Deborah is portrayed as a girl with a lot of class, and the guys in town are willing to go to great lengths just for a chance to be with her. They would even crawl over broken glass, metaphorically illustrating their determination and desire to impress her. Deborah seems to enjoy the attention and plays along, making it a game for her. The song also highlights Deborah's uniqueness and individuality. She does not follow the trends or fashion set by others but prefers to create her own style. While others try to imitate her, they ultimately fail to capture her essence. The lyrics express the singer's desire to be the one who stands out and captures Deborah's attention. He dreams of a day when he will have success and be able to make her wonder where he has been. He plans to take her on a drive and enjoy her company, symbolized by the reference to picking a wild flower. Ultimately, the song is about the allure and unattainability of Deborah. She is seen as a captivating and mysterious figure who captures the attention of everyone around her.
