Orange Cinnamon
Journey Through Bittersweet Memories: Orange Cinnamon by Culture Bloom
Lyrics
I feel the weather in the future calming
I anticipate a calming future weather.
Like blades of stillness in the grass
The calmness is compared to stillness in the grass.
I don't know what I'm gonna do come the morning
Uncertainty about actions in the upcoming morning.
Once all this nerve is in the past
Anticipation for a time when current anxiety is past.
It's a long way back to the mountains
Expressing the distance to the mountains metaphorically.
It's a long way back to your house
Symbolic distance back to a familiar place, "your house."
It's a bitter start to the ending
Beginning of a challenging and bitter end.
It's a dream that never works out
A dream that consistently fails to materialize.
Maybe I'll sit there in the background waiting
Potentially waiting in the background for recognition.
For camera two to catch my eye
Waiting for attention or acknowledgment from "camera two."
Maybe I'll find a way to orchestrate it
Considering orchestrating life events intentionally.
Like everything else in my life
Life experiences are controlled or manipulated.
It's a long way back to that hotel innocence
Reflecting on the distance to a lost state of innocence in a hotel.
It's all bitterness now
The past innocence is now replaced by bitterness.
Things back then smelled like orange cinnamon
Nostalgia for a time when things had a pleasant scent of orange cinnamon.
I'm finding out now
Realizing the current state, contrasting with the past.
Alright now, swim
An encouragement or command to keep going despite challenges.
Like your lungs are giving in
Swim metaphorically, pushing through difficulties as if lungs are giving in.
Not much further left to win
Nearing the end of a struggle with not much left to achieve.
Now don't you know
A rhetorical question, emphasizing the challenging journey.
Alright now, stop
Encouragement or command to stop and assess the situation.
Grab your things and call the cops
Suggesting a drastic action, potentially involving authority.
Make some plans and fuck em' up
Advising to make plans and disrupt them, embracing chaos.
Now don't you know
Reiterating the challenging nature of the journey.
It's a long way back to that hotel innocence
Repeating the distance to a lost state of innocence.
It's all bitterness now
Emphasizing the bitterness that has replaced past innocence.
Things back then smelled like orange cinnamon
Reiterating the pleasant aroma of orange cinnamon in the past.
I'm finding out now
Confirming the realization of the current state in contrast to the past.
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