copper
Discover Hidden Treasures: School Portraits' Copper Lyrics Unveiled
Lyrics
Went for a stroll in the northern quarter
Reflecting on a walk in the northern quarter.
Afflecks palace complete disorder
Describing the chaotic state of Afflecks Palace.
The best thrift shop is on the corner
Highlighting a thrift shop's location on the corner as the best.
Copper coin along the sidewalk crack
Noticing a copper coin on the sidewalk.
It’s only worth a cent unless the tails on back
Stating the coin's nominal value, emphasizing the significance of tails.
Pick it up put it in your pocket
Encouraging picking up the coin and placing it in the pocket.
A little luck is all you’ll get
Expressing that a small amount of luck is the reward.
A little luck is all you’ll get
Repeating the idea that only a little luck will be gained.
Sit in traffic on curry mile
Enduring traffic on Curry Mile, a street in Manchester.
Background noise leaking from the aisle
Referring to background noise from a nearby aisle.
I haven’t seen you in a while
Expressing a sense of time passing without seeing someone.
Copper coin along the sidewalk crack
Reiterating the presence of a copper coin on the sidewalk.
It’s only worth a cent unless the tails on back
Reemphasizing the coin's value, especially with tails on the back.
Pick it up put it in your pocket
Encouraging the act of picking up and keeping the coin.
A little luck is all you’ll get
Reiterating that the reward is only a small amount of luck.
A little luck is all you’ll get
Repeating the idea that only a little luck will be gained.
Lucks been down
Acknowledging a period of bad luck.
Turn it around
Suggesting the possibility of turning luck around.
Treasures found
Celebrating the discovery of treasures or positive experiences.
Lucks a pound
Playing on the phrase "luck's a pound," implying luck has weight.
Copper coin along the sidewalk crack
Repeating the presence of a copper coin on the sidewalk.
It’s only worth a cent unless the tails on back
Reiterating the coin's value, especially with tails on the back.
Pick it up put it in your pocket
Encouraging the act of picking up and keeping the coin.
A little luck is all you’ll get
Stating again that the reward is only a small amount of luck.
A little luck is all you’ll get
Repeating the idea that only a little luck will be gained.
Will you become my lucky friend?
Posing a question, possibly seeking a fortunate companion.
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