Blood Orange
Craving Life's Bitter Sweetness: Blood Orange Lyrics Unveiled
Lyrics
They're pretending not to nice
People are pretending not to be kind or friendly.
That were pretending to be just like them
Those individuals are pretending to be like a certain group.
We came to an agreement
An agreement has been reached.
We'll take this
We will take something.
We'll need it
We will need whatever was agreed upon.
Lavender to sleep at night
Lavender is used to induce sleep at night.
Blood oranges for sugars
Blood oranges are consumed for their sweetness.
We want it, we've got it
Expressing desire for something, asserting possession.
we'll take it straight from the vine
We will acquire it directly from the source.
We're insatiable
Describing an insatiable appetite or desire.
Oh what were we to do? We're hungry just like you
Pondering what to do when hungry, emphasizing relatability.
And you are insatiable
Others also have insatiable desires.
What were we to do? we're hungry just like you
Similar to line 13, highlighting shared hunger.
Now the greatest highlight of the day:
Describing a notable event of the day: securing a seat on the commuter train.
Getting a seat on the commuter train
Emphasizing the importance of this daily achievement.
It takes you
The commuter train transports individuals.
It takes you
Repetition emphasizing the train's role in transportation.
It takes you
-Then brings you back again
The train completes a round trip.
And the closest I get to sky
Expressing limited proximity to the sky.
Is catching sunsets on my evening drive
Finding solace in catching sunsets during an evening drive.
Lavender clouds hiding the blood orange sun
Clouds of lavender obscure the blood orange sun.
A sweet reminder of when we were young
A sweet reminder of youth.
And insatiable
Reiteration of insatiable desires.
What were we to do? We're hungry just like you
Similar to lines 13 and 15, emphasizing shared hunger.
And you are insatiable
Others also have insatiable desires.
What were we to do? We're hungry just like you
Similar to lines 13 and 15, emphasizing shared hunger.
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