Rainbows
Chasing Rainbows: A Melodic Journey of Struggle and Triumph
Lyrics
Rainbows, rainbows
The repetition of "Rainbows" suggests a recurring theme or symbol, possibly representing optimism, hope, or a colorful perspective on life.
Rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Cold sweats and my religion was
The speaker experienced anxiety ("Cold sweats") and found solace or identity in emulating influential black figures like Michael Jordan ("To be black like mike").
To be black like mike and like licorice
Desire for black identity is further expressed, likening it to licorice, indicating a preference for a strong, distinctive identity.
I'm a star, I'm a king, I'm champion to those
The speaker sees themselves as a star, king, and champion to others, suggesting self-confidence and a desire for success.
Black face, black taste and I got black hoes
The speaker embraces elements of black culture and relationships, using provocative language ("black hoes").
Jerusalem is calling my name and the flight gate is lemons
Jerusalem calling suggests a spiritual or transcendent connection, while "flight gate is lemons" may imply facing challenges.
All I see is propane, press ignition on my story
The speaker ignites their life story, using "propane" metaphorically, possibly indicating a fiery or intense narrative.
Tell 'em them everything is safe
Despite challenges, the speaker reassures others that everything is safe, good, and great, projecting a positive facade.
Tell 'em everything is good
-Tell 'em everything is great
-When I'm buried in the ground
The speaker contemplates death ("buried in the ground") and questions the existence of God, highlighting existential themes and skepticism.
I'll be laughing in my grave
-I'll be shaking hands with God
-But they say he don't exist
-My strife, my life, my stank old piss
The speaker reflects on personal struggles and relationships, acknowledging both love and loss.
Got a girl that I love, had a girl that I miss
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
Repetition of "Rainbows" intensifies, possibly symbolizing a continuous pursuit of positivity despite life's challenges.
Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Remember when you used to call me
The speaker recalls past relationships, acknowledging loneliness ("six-feet beneath the moon") and the transient nature of connections.
Got your North Face black pink suede up on me
-Chicken head you used to call me
-Now I'm dancing six-feet beneath the moon, I'm lonely
-I wish she was the home, I wish
The speaker expresses a desire for a stable home and emotional connection.
And these teardrops, flipflops, raindrops, false tales
A mix of emotions is conveyed, including regret ("Wish I never made this") and a longing for financial stability.
Break shit I don't even say shit
-Wish I never made this
-Wish I had a penny for my look (outrageous)
-Dancing like I'm basic, you was always basic
The speaker reflects on past relationships ("basic") and engages in metaphorical expressions like "spaceship" and "Mary had a face-lift."
Fucking in my spaceship
-Fucking 'til the cab screamed Mary had a face-lift
-I be inspiration to the kids on the block
The speaker sees themselves as an inspiration to others and values personal experiences and lessons.
So never tell me nothing, tell me something I forgot
-Rainbows
Repetition of "Rainbows" persists, suggesting a continual pursuit of positivity amid life's challenges.
Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
-Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows, rainbows, come
Invitation for "rainbows" to come may signify a hopeful outlook, calling for optimism despite the struggles expressed throughout the lyrics.
Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows, rainbows, come
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