Pleasure, Now
Embracing Joy: Son, Ambulance's Pleasure, Now Unveiled
Lyrics
When you take that morning drive, you leave those things that autumn brings.
Leaving behind the burdens associated with autumn during a morning drive.
You turn the corner, the sun pops up.
The sun rises as you turn the corner.
You the corner, turn it up.
Encouragement to turn a corner in life and face challenges.
The sprinkler sprays the dry dead lane.
Describing a scene with a sprinkler watering a dry, lifeless lane.
Your friends all fields who grew like you.
Friends who have grown alongside, akin to fields.
Fighting class is in recess: A silent drive.
A pause from the struggles and noise, a reflective drive.
I don't want to sulk all the time.
Expressing a desire not to be melancholic constantly.
No!
A strong negation, possibly against negativity.
I told him about heaven.
Sharing thoughts about heaven with someone.
Turn it off.
An instruction to turn something off, possibly negativity.
Yeah, turn it off, turn it off, yeah, turn it off.
Repetition of the instruction to turn off something undesirable.
Here we stole out on the deck.
A scene on a deck, possibly a moment of intimacy or connection.
Here is pulsing like a neck.
A vivid description of a heartbeat or excitement.
The wheels turning inside your head, you're thinking now.
Mental wheels turning, engaging in thoughtful contemplation.
Now you're thinking.
Emphasizing the current state of thinking or contemplation.
Hear the crickets click and chime.
Setting the scene with the sound of crickets.
Here with trees to frame the sky.
Surrounded by trees that frame the sky.
The moon has ducked behind the clouds.
The moon hiding behind clouds, creating a mysterious atmosphere.
She's waking up, she's winking at me.
The moon waking up and playfully interacting.
I don't want to be the fool again.
A desire to avoid being fooled or making mistakes.
No!
A strong negation, resisting the idea of being a fool again.
Get better, get better, get better now.
An encouragement to improve and get better.
You are better now.
A declaration that one is indeed better now.
(All day long)
A parenthetical remark about improvement lasting all day.
All my life I dreamt about a perfect beauty.
A dream about a perfect beauty throughout one's life.
(All day long)
A repetition of the dream coming true in someone's movements.
It's all come true in your movements, in your movements.
Highlighting the precious nature of each passing moment.
(All night)
An emphasis on the value of each second, especially during the night.
Each second so precious, each moment passing for a second.
Describing discussions about plans when someone wakes up.
(When she wakes)
A reminder of the morning drive, leaving behind summer dreams.
When she wakes we talk about what we'll do all day.
A scene with a sprinkler, a dry dead lane, and the background music from a radio.
When you take that morning drive, you leave those things all your summer dreams.
Imagining raindrops falling, bringing life to upturned noses.
You turn the corner, the sprinkler the dry dead lane, the radio playing.
A fear of being found in an undesirable situation, possibly with lilies.
Rain drops trickle down the shingles onto all the upturned noses.
Rejecting the idea of being an unpleasant person.
I thought you would find me in the gutter with the lilies, with the lilies.
A strong negation, asserting that it's about pleasure now.
I don't want to be such a fucking jerk.
Reiterating the focus on current pleasure and happiness.
No!
Final affirmation that it's about pleasure now.
It's pleasure, now.
A declaration of embracing and pursuing pleasure.
Pleasure, nowâ?¦.
Repetition of the emphasis on pleasure in the present.
I will do something to make you happy.
A commitment to take actions that bring happiness to someone.
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