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Some company is overdue?

 
 
SMickey
 
Reply Tue 27 Jan, 2015 02:44 am
I saw Frozen, a Big Box Office Hit in Korea weeks ago.
One of those pleasing songs was 'Do you want to build a snowman?', which I liked a lot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YwXff-i1fY

This is part of the lyrics : Some company is overdue.
Not knowing its exact meaning, I looked up my dictionary to see what 'overdue' is.

Overdue is, my dictionary says, 'not appearing or presented by a stated, expected, or required time.'
( http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/overdue )

Then, does 'some company' here refer to Elsa, Anna's sister
and did Anna mean to say 'You're not appearing when expected'?

Dang. It's so tough to fully explain what I want to know with ease.
I definately should practice writing more and more.

Anyways, would any of you please help me figure out what the sentence mean and when it is usually used in a daily situation?

Thanks.
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