Sunshower
Sunshower Serenade: Nature's Blessing in Urban Grey
Lyrics
Okay
Expressing agreement or acknowledgment.
I was walking from Glebe to
Setting the scene of the narrator's walk from Glebe to Newtown.
Newtown the other day
Indicating a specific time during the mentioned walk.
I was comin' home, the sky was grey
Describing the narrator's return home with a grey sky.
As the first drop of rain landed on my face
Portraying the beginning of rain and its impact on the narrator.
I could see no sheltered place to be
Expressing the lack of available shelter during the rain.
Oh, but I, I thought I'd be alright
Despite the challenging situation, the narrator believes they will be okay.
Sun and rain, it washed me out
Acknowledging the dual nature of sun and rain, suggesting both positive and negative experiences.
At least for a while
Reflecting on the temporary cleansing effect of sun and rain.
God bless you, oh, sunshower
Expressing gratitude or well wishes towards the phenomenon of a sunshower.
We need the sun and rain
Highlighting the necessity of both sun and rain for the growth of flowers.
To make the flowers grow
Stressing the role of sun and rain in nurturing life and beauty.
There are no flowers on Parramatta Road
Contrasting the lack of flowers on Parramatta Road with the ideal conditions for growth.
There's trees and rocks and
Enumerating elements present on Parramatta Road, emphasizing the absence of flowers.
Things with heavy loads
Describing various objects on Parramatta Road, potentially signifying challenges or burdens.
Bottle shots to wet your throat
Referring to alcoholic drinks to quench one's thirst.
Oh, but I, I thought I'd be alright
Reiterating the belief in being okay despite challenges.
Sun and rain, it washed me out
Acknowledging the transformative power of sun and rain on the narrator.
At least for a while
Reflecting on the temporary relief provided by sun and rain.
God bless you, oh, sunshower
Repeating the expression of gratitude or blessing towards sunshowers.
And grow, grow, grow
Repeatedly emphasizing the growth of flowers, possibly symbolizing personal or collective development.
All the flowers grow, grow, grow
-All the flowers grow, grow, grow
-All the flowers grow, grow, grow
-All the flowers grow, grow, grow
-All the flowers grow, grow, grow
-All the flowers grow, grow, grow
-All the flowers grow, grow
-Oh, they're so beautiful
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