The song "No More" by Gilbert O'Sullivan tells the story of a person who tries to see someone they care about, but is rejected by the person's mother. The narrator had many things they wanted to say, but they were not given the opportunity. The mother states that the narrator is not the type of person her daughter is interested in and asks them to leave. The narrator wonders why they always seem to be the one who gets picked on or rejected. They compare themselves to three daisies trapped in a jar, looking bored, or three bullfighters who have just been injured. They express their frustration and question why they are always the target. In the second verse, the narrator asks for help from the person they are trying to see. They suggest that if they can show their charm to the mother, maybe she won't send them away the next time they come knocking on the door. Overall, the song portrays the feelings of rejection and the desire to be accepted by someone they care about. The narrator is frustrated by the mother's disapproval and hopes to change her perception through their charm and persistence.
