Sun Comes Out
Yearning for Light: Unveiling the Depths in Rymes with Orange's 'Sun Comes Out'
Lyrics
It's not the pain it's just the way you lead me on
Expressing dissatisfaction with being led on, not about physical pain.
It's not the bed I hate it's just the stain from the man who murdered love
Disliking the aftermath (stain) of a relationship ruined by someone who killed love.
And if I could wash away this disease
Desiring to cleanse oneself of emotional pain or baggage.
If I could peel my skin it would make me feel clean
Symbolic desire for renewal or purification by shedding one's outer layer.
Don't worry about it
Encouraging someone not to worry about the speaker's struggles.
Don't worry I will wait here patiently for the axe to fall
Accepting fate and waiting patiently for an inevitable negative event.
I don't want to be the toy in your cereal box
Rejecting the role of being a mere object or plaything in a relationship.
I don't want to play at all
Expressing a desire to avoid playing games in relationships.
It's never easy
Acknowledging that life is challenging and complicated.
Never easy when the morning comes I just want to be in a place where the sun comes Out
Longing for a place where the speaker can experience happiness when the sun comes out.
So down the line when you're thinking of apartment 319
Referencing a specific location (apartment 319) associated with emotional distress.
You lie awake and the tears will fill up your eyes
Imagining a scenario where regret and sadness fill the thoughts of someone.
And if I could wash away this disease
Reiterating the desire to cleanse oneself from emotional turmoil.
If I could peel my skin it would make me feel clean
Symbolic expression of the wish for a fresh start or a clean slate.
Don't worry about it
Encouraging someone not to worry about the speaker's struggles (repeated).
Don't worry I will wait here patiently for the axe to fall
Acceptance of waiting for an inevitable negative event with patience (repeated).
I don't want to be the toy in your cereal box
Rejection of being treated as an insignificant or disposable element in a relationship.
I don't want to play at all
Declaring a desire to avoid playing any role in a relationship (repeated).
It's never easy
Acknowledging the difficulty of life's challenges and complexities (repeated).
Never easy when the morning comes I just want to be in that place
Yearning for a place where past struggles and challenges become insignificant.
We're everything that I have faced means nothing now
Reflecting on the insignificance of past difficulties and experiences.
I don't want to be the toy in your cereal box
Reiteration of rejection of being treated as an object in a relationship (repeated).
I don't want to play at all
Reiterating the desire to avoid playing any role in a relationship (repeated).
It's never easy
Reaffirming the acknowledgment of life's difficulties (repeated).
Never easy when the morning comes I just want to bury it all
Expressing a desire to bury and overcome the challenges when morning comes.
I don't want to be the toy in your cereal box
Final rejection of being treated as a mere object in a relationship (repeated).
I don't want to play at all
Final declaration of the desire to avoid playing any role in a relationship (repeated).
It's never easy
Final acknowledgment of life's ongoing challenges and complexities (repeated).
Never easy when the morning comes I just want to be in a place
Reiteration of the longing for a place where the sun comes out when morning comes.
Yeah I just wanna be in a place
Expressing a strong desire to be in a place where positivity and happiness prevail.
Where the sun comes out
Summing up the longing for a place where the sun comes out, symbolizing joy and positivity.
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