My Ocean
Navigating Love's Ebb and Flow with Rookie of the Year's 'My Ocean'
Lyrics
I put that quarter in the jukebox, baby, like we did before
The singer reminisces about a past moment, symbolized by putting a quarter in a jukebox, indicating a desire to relive or reconnect with a past experience.
A roomful of spinning colors as she makes the call
The environment or atmosphere is depicted as lively and vibrant with colors, possibly suggesting excitement or emotional intensity.
And you'll say what you say, and you'll do what you do so well, yeah
Anticipating a familiar response or action from the subject of the song; recognizing their consistent behavior or characteristics.
As the morning hits your eyes, you'll just forget
The transient nature of memories and emotions is highlighted, suggesting that moments and feelings can fade or be forgotten.
But next weekend you're a birthday girl, another year goes by
A milestone is celebrated, but it's noted that time continues to pass, emphasizing the fleeting nature of moments and experiences.
My room is full of spinning colors, the same as before
The setting remains unchanged, possibly indicating a sense of stagnation or repetition in the singer's life.
I've seen this one before
Recognition of a recurring pattern or situation, possibly hinting at feelings of déjà vu or repeated experiences.
And I'll say what I say, but you'll do what you do so well, yeah
The singer acknowledges their own predictable response, juxtaposed with the subject's consistent behavior.
As the morning hits my eyes, I'll sing
The singer expresses their emotions through music, suggesting a therapeutic or cathartic release.
Your love's like an ocean
The subject's love is compared to the vastness and unpredictability of an ocean, indicating depth, complexity, and fluctuating emotions.
It's in and out, it's in and out
The repetitive phrase emphasizes the cyclical and unpredictable nature of the subject's love.
Your love's like an ocean
Reiteration of the comparison between the subject's love and an ocean, emphasizing its ebb and flow.
It's in and out, it's in and out
Continued emphasis on the unpredictable and fluctuating nature of the subject's love, with repetition underscoring its consistency.
Your love's like an ocean
-It's in and out, it's in and out
-Your love's like an ocean
-It's in and out, it's in and out
-Forgive me when I tell you
The singer expresses a desire or need for more from the relationship, suggesting feelings of inadequacy or unfulfillment.
I don't feel I've had enough
Expressing a sense of longing or dissatisfaction with the current state of the relationship.
A-a-and you fall down okay, whoa
Repetition of the phrase possibly emphasizes the subject's vulnerability or the singer's concern for their well-being.
And you fall down okay, whoa
-Your love's like an ocean
Continuation of the metaphor comparing the subject's love to an ocean, with the addition of a repeated phrase possibly indicating a significant emotional moment or realization.
It's in and out, it's in and out
-Your love's like an ocean
-It's in and out, it's in and out
-Your love's like an ocean
-(And you fall down okay, whoa)
-It's in and out, it's in and out
-Your love's like an ocean
-(And you fall down okay, whoa)
-It's in and out, it's in and out
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