Can you explain the significance of 'the patriot you're the of my bedtime stories'?

It seems like a rather unclear or misphrased statement. If it's supposed to be 'You're the patriot in my bedtime stories', it could mean that the person being referred to is seen as a heroic or patriotic figure in the stories told at bedtime.

The significance of the 'twins' in Madonna's 'Bedtime Stories' might be related to duality. It could represent the two sides of Madonna herself, perhaps her public persona and her more private, vulnerable side.

I can't really explain the significance as I don't know what it is. It might be significant to the person who came up with it, but without more details, it's a mystery.

The significance could be that it shows Alice Cooper's versatility. He's not just about shock rock on stage. This 'Bedtime Story' might be his attempt to connect with a wider audience, including those who might not be into his more extreme performances. It could also be a way to explore different forms of artistry within his brand.

The phrase'my yes my no' in Twilight fanfiction could be a creative way for the author to show a character's moral or ethical conflict. The Twilight series is full of such dilemmas. A character might be saying 'yes' to a course of action that goes against the norms of their society (like helping a vampire against vampire - hunting groups) but also having a 'no' in their mind because they know it's wrong in some ways. It adds depth to the character's psyche and the overall plot of the fanfiction.

It could mean that the composer's work is centered around a love that is all - important to them. The music they create is like a love letter or a story told through notes.

Sorry, I can't tell as I don't know what it exactly is.

I don't have enough information to determine the exact significance. It might be that 'Revolution Road' is used as a symbol or a backdrop in the 'A Bernie Bedtime Story'. Maybe it represents a journey or a change that is relevant to the plot of the bedtime story.

Perhaps it's a form of self - assertion. The speaker is separating the other person from a unique or personal 'story' that has its own color - coded significance. It might be related to a past experience or an ongoing personal journey that the other person has no connection to in the speaker's view. So it's a way of clarifying who is and isn't part of something important to the speaker.

I don't think there's an obvious significance as it's a rather strange and unclear phrase. Maybe it's just a very creative and unpolished way to hint at a story about a child and dinosaurs.