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Sun-Kissed Serenade: Jamie Scott's Ode to Love and Fortune
Lyrics
Uh, oh yeah, beautiful, yeah
Expressing appreciation and admiration for something beautiful.
I've got this girl, and she's the only thing that can drive me insane
Describing a girl who has a strong impact on the speaker's emotions, capable of driving them insane.
I've got this girl, and she's the closest thing into fortune and fame
Emphasizing the girl's significance, portraying her as a key to fortune and fame for the speaker.
And it's a crime to admit
Admitting that it feels like a crime to acknowledge the girl's exceptional qualities.
That she is ten times a gift
Highlighting the girl's exceptional nature, describing her as a gift ten times over.
my friend's she's hotter than shh
Suggesting that the speaker's friends also recognize the girl's attractiveness, using a playful reference to her being hotter than 'shh' (silence).
the sun is shining on me
Expressing a positive and radiant feeling, possibly indicating the influence of the girl on the speaker's life.
Anybody got a something so fine
Positively acknowledging the exceptional nature of the girl, describing her as something fine.
And the time's she's on my lips, oh
Describing the girl's presence on the speaker's lips, suggesting intimacy.
Anyone that knows the woman's a dime
Affirming that anyone familiar with the girl recognizes her exceptional qualities, referring to her as a dime (a valuable person).
Come and sing it with the rich, woo
Inviting others to join in celebrating the girl's qualities, possibly emphasizing wealth ('sing it with the rich').
I got it made in the sun, baby
Repeating the affirmation of having it 'made in the sun,' possibly indicating contentment and happiness with the girl.
Made in the sun, sugar
-Made in the sun, honey
-I got this girl, and she don't give a dime what you do or you don't
Asserting the girl's independence and lack of concern for others' opinions or actions.
Wreck you're world and take you by the hand when you go on too strong, yeah
Warning about the girl's ability to disrupt one's world if they become too assertive or forceful.
She's like passing me some pain
Comparing the girl to a source of pain, implying that she brings challenges but is still unique and irreplaceable.
But she's one in the same
Highlighting the paradox of the girl being both challenging (painful) and identical (the same) in a special way.
Got my number and my name, oh
Indicating that the girl has the speaker's contact information, establishing a connection between them.
Anybody got something so fine
Reiterating the exceptional nature of the girl, describing her as something fine.
And the times she's on my lips, oh
Repeating the idea of the girl's presence on the speaker's lips, emphasizing the intimate connection.
Anyone that knows the woman's a dime
Reiterating that those who know the girl recognize her value, using the term 'dime' again.
Come and sing it with the rich, woo
Encouraging others to celebrate the girl's qualities, possibly connecting it to wealth or prosperity.
I got it made in the sun, baby
Repeating the affirmation of having it 'made in the sun,' possibly indicating continued happiness and contentment with the girl.
Made in the sun, sugar
-Made in the sun, honey
-I got it made in the sun, baby
Reiterating the chorus, emphasizing the speaker's sense of fulfillment and happiness derived from the girl.
Made in the sun, sugar
-Made in the sun, honey
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