Mexican Coke
Savoring Life's Essence: Riley and the Roxies' Mexican Coke
Lyrics
Wanna taste salt, wanna catch a breeze
Desire for the taste of salt and the experience of catching a breeze.
Wash it down with coke, lean on a palm tree
Drinking Coca-Cola while relaxing against a palm tree.
Mexican girl, soft linen sheets
Reference to a Mexican girl in comfortable linen sheets.
His farmer tan arms, laying on the beach
Describing a person's sun-tanned arms resting on the beach.
She's counting out the cash, leaning on the bar
A woman counting money while leaning on a bar, possibly questioning her success.
She said, "Ever wonder how I got this far?"
Pondering how someone reached their current situation.
All of us are real, this isn't what you want
Asserting authenticity, suggesting the listener might not want reality.
You'll go back to Spain, with your credit card
Suggesting someone might return to their home country (Spain) relying on their credit card.
Get the good stuff
Encouragement to obtain high-quality items.
Mexican coke
Emphasizing the desirability of Mexican Coke (soda).
Get the good stuff
Reiteration of the importance of obtaining high-quality items.
Mexican coke
Reemphasis on the appeal of Mexican Coke.
Call me when you land, dog shit on the beach
Suggesting to call upon arrival, mentioning an unpleasant sight (dog feces) on the beach.
With your graveyard tan, nothing good to eat
Describing a person with a tan acquired from spending time in a graveyard-like place and having a lack of good food.
Taking off your clothes, lying on the shore
Removing clothes and lying on the shore, possibly for sunbathing or relaxation.
You still look like a ten like you did before
Complimenting someone's appearance, suggesting they still look great.
Get the good stuff
Encouragement to obtain high-quality items.
Mexican Coke
Emphasizing the desirability of Mexican Coke (soda).
Get the good stuff
Reiteration of the importance of obtaining high-quality items.
Mexican Coke
Reemphasis on the appeal of Mexican Coke.
Nah, nah, nah, nah
Refrain, indicating emphasis or a break in the narrative.
Nah, nah, nah, nah
-Nah, nah, nah, nah
-Nah, nah, nah, nah
-Get the good stuff
Encouragement to obtain high-quality items.
Mexican Coke
Final emphasis on the appeal of Mexican Coke.
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