Gold
Golden Expressions: Unmasking Emotions in Kidz Bop's Melody
Lyrics
Gold up in my, gold up in my teeth (gold up, gold up in my teeth
Expressing the presence of gold in the speaker's teeth.
Don't care what you say to me, I'ma bite the feelings out (gold up in my teeth)
Indifference to negative comments, determination to overcome emotional pain.
I missed it in the basement (gold up in my teeth)
Reflecting on missed opportunities or experiences in a less visible or acknowledged place.
Running on the pavement (gold up in my teeth)
Continuing to move forward, navigating life's journey.
And if you love me, love me but you never let me go
Desire for love and commitment with a subtle suggestion of restraint.
When the roof is on fire, you never let me know
Not being informed about problems or challenges, possibly in a relationship.
Say you're sorry honey, but you never really show
Apology expressed but actions not aligning with the words.
And I could leave the party without ever letting you know
Consideration of leaving a situation without notifying others.
Without ever letting you know
Repetition emphasizing the possibility of leaving without notice.
Without ever letting you know
Reiteration of the idea of leaving without informing others.
Without ever letting you know
-Gold up in my, gold up in my teeth (gold up, gold up in my teeth)
Reiteration of gold in the speaker's teeth and its association with value.
Tastes like money when I speak (gold up, gold up in my teeth)
Describing the taste of speech as valuable or significant.
And I missed it in the basement (yeah, gold up in my teeth)
Recollection of missed opportunities, possibly related to wealth or success.
Running on the pavement (oh, gold up in my teeth)
Continuation of the journey, facing challenges on the path.
And if you love me, love me but you never let me go
Reiteration of the desire for love with an implied lack of freedom.
When the roof is on fire, you never let me know
Unawareness of problems even when there are clear signs.
Say you're sorry honey, but you never really show (gold up in my teeth)
Apology lacking genuine expression or visible change.
And I could leave the party without ever letting you know
Contemplation of leaving a situation without informing others.
Without ever letting you know
Repetition emphasizing the possibility of leaving without notice.
Without ever letting you know
Reiteration of the idea of leaving without informing others.
Without ever letting you know
-Gold up in my, gold up in my teeth (gold up, gold up in my teeth)
Reiteration of the presence of gold in the speaker's teeth.
Taste like money when I speak (gold up, gold up in my teeth)
Connecting the taste of speech with the idea of wealth.
And I missed it in the basement (yeah, gold up in my teeth)
Recollection of missed opportunities, possibly related to wealth or success.
Running on the pavement (oh)
Continuation of the journey, facing challenges on the path.
And if you love me, love me but you never let me go
Reiteration of the desire for love with an implied lack of freedom.
When the roof is on fire, you never let me know
Unawareness of problems even when there are clear signs.
Say you're sorry honey, but you never really show (gold up in my teeth)
Apology lacking genuine expression or visible change.
And I could leave the party without ever letting you know
Contemplation of leaving a situation without informing others.
Without ever letting you know
Repetition emphasizing the possibility of leaving without notice.
Without ever letting you know
Final reiteration of the idea of leaving without informing others.
Without ever letting you know
-Without ever letting you know
-Without ever letting you know
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