Paradise
Building a Harmony: Embracing Unity and Freedom in Gabriel Brasco's 'Paradise'
Lyrics
I don't want to watch the news
I want to avoid consuming news
There's violence, everyday
Expressing concern about the prevalence of violence in daily life
I don't want to make you feel bad
Expressing a desire not to negatively impact someone's self-esteem
About yourself
Avoiding making others feel bad about themselves
I don't want to see real artists
Expressing displeasure at the censorship of genuine artists
Be censored anymore
Advocating against the censorship of authentic artistic expression
I wanna look outside my window
Expressing a desire to observe the world beyond the confines of media
And see
Building anticipation for a positive vision
A paradise
Expressing a wish for an ideal and harmonious environment
I want to see a paradise
Reiterating the desire to witness a paradise
I want to be in a paradise
Expressing a personal longing to be in an idyllic place
We need to build a paradise
Advocating for the creation of a utopian society
I want everybody to
Expressing a collective desire for universal happiness
Be happy, and be free
Emphasizing the importance of freedom and joy for everyone
I don't care if you're black or white
Rejecting discrimination based on race
'Cause we're all human beings
Affirming the shared humanity of all individuals
I don't believe a simple wall
Expressing skepticism about the effectiveness of barriers
Separates nothing at all
Rejecting the idea that a simple wall can create meaningful separation
I wanna look outside my window
Reiterating the desire to observe the world beyond the confines of media
And see
Building anticipation for a positive vision (repeated)
A paradise
Expressing a wish for an ideal and harmonious environment (repeated)
I want to see a paradise
Reiterating the desire to witness a paradise (repeated)
I want to be in a paradise
Expressing a personal longing to be in an idyllic place (repeated)
We need to build a paradise
Advocating for the creation of a utopian society (repeated)
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