Is there any difference between "I'm guessing" and "I'm wondering"?

What does "who I am inside" mean?

"Who I am inside" here means the inside, or true character of a person. These lyrics express the singer's thoughts that her reflection does not show who she is as a person, but rather, an image that she portrays to the world. Ex: I appear to be confident but inside, I am anxious and worry a lot. Ex: Don't let this incident influence how you think I am inside.

What does "goons" mean?

Here "goons" is being used to mean thugs or a bully. Someone who was trying to threaten the prince in some way. The term goon is usually used to describe a muscular henchman with little intelligence (also known as a 'hired goon').

What does "make sense" mean?

"Make sense" is a phrasal verb meaning "to be understandable" or "to be clear." Ex: The situation doesn’t make sense. Ex: This sentence doesn’t make sense.

What's the main difference between "socks" and "stockings?"

Good question! The difference mainly lies in the length. Socks are usually shorter and don't reach past one's mid-calf. Stockings are much longer and reach up to one's knees or even past that. Ex: I bought some knee-high stockings when I went shopping. Ex: My ankle socks have a hole in the toe, so I need to mend them.

How come "make" comes right after "go"?

It is common to have verbs follow the verb "go," and this is called a double verb construction. It is quite typical of North American English, and can be used to express an action, command or suggestion, or to indicate deliberateness. In this case, the singer is recalling his mother's suggestion that he should make friends to avoid being lonely. Ex: Go make dinner for us. (Go + make) Ex: He went shopping with his sister. (Go + shop)