One Yellow Button
Chasing Rain: A Puddlejumper's Tale of Loneliness and Resilience
Lyrics
I don't know if
I am uncertain
it's safe to go outside anymore
It may not be safe to go outside anymore
cause when you're walking down the streets and it's lonely
When walking alone on the streets
and the pavement and the bricks trip me over
The pavement and bricks pose a tripping hazard
cause my grazed knees are gathering dust
Grazed knees are neglected and accumulating dust
so we can try
We should attempt
to look at ourselves in each others eyes
To reflect on ourselves through each other's eyes
you know my shoes can only get so muddy
My shoes can only get so dirty
before my laces turn to black and discolor
Laces will turn black and discolor
but we could stay undercover and color in the dinosaurs
We could stay hidden and engage in creative activities
I'll shoot the sun down soon
I will metaphorically bring an end to the day
cause I want it to rain
Desiring rain
tomorrow you could be my
In the future, you could be my companion again
puddlejumper again
Imagining joyful, carefree moments
I'll shoot the sun down soon
Reiteration of wanting to end the day
cause I want it to rain
Expressing a desire for rain
tomorrow you could be my
Envisioning a future with shared experiences
puddlejumper again
Anticipating joyful times together
I don't know if
Reiteration of uncertainty about going outside
it's safe to go outside anymore
Concerns about safety outdoors
cause when you're walking down the streets and it's lonely
Loneliness while walking on the streets
and the pavement and the bricks trip me over
Tripping hazard from pavement and bricks
cause my grazed knees are gathering dust
Repetition of grazed knees gathering dust
I'll shoot the sun down soon
Reiteration of metaphorically ending the day
cause I want it to rain
Desire for rain persists
tomorrow you could be my
Envisioning a future companionship in the rain
puddlejumper again
Repetition of imagining joyful, carefree moments
I'll shoot the sun down soon
Reiteration of metaphorically ending the day
cause I want it to rain
Expressing a persistent desire for rain
tomorrow you could be my
Repetition of envisioning a future with shared experiences
puddlejumper again
Anticipating joyful times together
we'll shoot the sun down soon
Collective desire to metaphorically end the day
cause I want it to rain
Collective longing for rain
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