Japanese Candy
Unveiling Hidden Desires: Japanese Candy by Brutus VIII
Lyrics
You went to school on the east coast
Attending school on the east coast.
And found out were oppressed
Realizing and acknowledging the existence of oppression.
You called your parents back home
Contacting parents at home, possibly to discuss feelings or experiences.
And said no you're not depressed
Denying being depressed to parents.
Then you called me
Initiating a conversation with the speaker.
Showed me the grime in your teeth
Revealing the dirt or difficulties in one's life.
Then you called me
A repetition of the action in Line #5, possibly emphasizing communication.
Showed me your japanese candy
Sharing something unique or personal, symbolized by "Japanese candy."
Japanese candy
Repetition of the phrase "Japanese candy," possibly emphasizing its significance.
Japanese candy
Continuation of the repetition, reinforcing the importance of the mentioned item.
I had a dream you were with me
Having a dream involving the speaker and a personal, intimate activity.
Doing your makeup in the bathroom
Depicting a scene of doing makeup in the bathroom, suggesting vulnerability and personal care.
You slapped my filthy face and spoke
Physical contact, possibly expressing frustration or anger, coupled with discussion of a generational challenge.
Of your generations doom
Addressing a sense of impending doom for one's generation.
Then you called me
A repetition of the action in Line #5, possibly highlighting continued communication.
Showed me the grime in your teeth
Repetition of Line #6, emphasizing ongoing sharing of personal difficulties.
Then you called me
A repetition of the action in Line #5, possibly underscoring the importance of communication.
Showed me your japanese candy
Repetition of Line #8, continuing to share unique or personal aspects symbolized by "Japanese candy."
Japanese candy
Repetition of the phrase "Japanese candy," reiterating its significance in the narrative.
Japanese candy
Repetition of Line #22, further emphasizing the importance of "Japanese candy."
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