california longboard
California Dreams Unveiled: Midnight Drives and Longboard Confessions
Lyrics
The paint ripped off the wall
The paint on the wall is damaged or removed.
'Cuz of your pictures
The pictures caused the damage to the paint.
Stuff dropped off
Objects have fallen or been removed.
I know there's no fixing this
The situation is irreparable or cannot be fixed.
And it's summertime in south of California
It's summertime in Southern California.
Maybe I wasn't the one for you
The speaker questions if they were the right person for the other.
And I'm driving over 12 am at midnight
The speaker is driving after midnight.
Want you here 'cuz you make me feel right
The speaker desires the presence of someone who makes them feel good.
It's hotter here, so I never hold you
The weather is hot, making physical closeness uncomfortable.
Lots of things that you never told me
There are undisclosed things that were not shared in the relationship.
'Cuz I'm always quiet when I'm all alone
The speaker tends to be quiet when alone.
And I love the way you act when you're lonely
The speaker appreciates the partner's behavior when lonely.
I wear my daisy ring to show that I'm busy
The speaker wears a daisy ring as a symbol of being occupied/busy.
Uncomfortable with the things that they call me
The speaker feels uneasy about judgments or labels from others.
And my valentine left for California
The speaker's valentine has gone to California.
Talk too much, I wouldn't wanna bore you
The speaker fears being too talkative and boring the other person.
And I'm heading over 12 am at midnight
The speaker is again driving after midnight.
Want you here cuz' you make me feel right
The desire for the presence of someone who makes them feel right persists.
And my California longboard on the sidewalk
The speaker mentions a California longboard on the sidewalk.
Pebbles to your window just to get you to small talk
The speaker throws pebbles at the other person's window to initiate small talk.
We're always different when we're all alone
People behave differently when alone.
But you're talking less than when we're on the phone
The other person talks less on the phone than in person.
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