Anguilla
Sensual Vibes in Anguilla: A Vanilla Sky's Journey
Lyrics
We've been on the road all day
We have been traveling throughout the day.
The thirties been sitting on ice
The anticipation or excitement of being in the thirties is on hold.
And the suns been gone for a couple of hours
The sun has set a few hours ago.
And all the lights are away
All the lights are turned off or dimmed.
She takes a dip in the fountain
A metaphorical reference to someone named Marina taking a dip in a fountain, possibly symbolizing refreshing or cleansing.
Oh, Marina your taste, if you could see as far as you like
A compliment to Marina, expressing that if she could see the extent of her attractiveness, it would be impressive.
Your mind drifts to and from, you try
Marina's thoughts are wandering, and she is trying to focus.
Your finger tips are turning blue, if only you knew
Marina's fingertips are turning blue, possibly indicating coldness or a physical reaction. The narrator wishes she knew about it.
Let's get it started, let's get it started
Expressing enthusiasm to start something.
She said she wanna party
Quoting someone expressing a desire to party.
We can get back to the villa
Suggesting going back to a villa, indicating a more private setting.
Just me and you, her eyes as blue as a Scilla
Describing the person's eyes as blue as Scilla, emphasizing their vivid color.
Oh oh oh
An exclamation, possibly indicating a positive emotion.
And she wanted drinks, down in Anguilla
Expressing a desire for drinks in Anguilla, a location associated with relaxation and enjoyment.
Her heart's as sweet as sapodilla
Complimenting the person's sweet heart, using sapodilla as a metaphor.
And her lips taste like vanilla
Describing the taste of the person's lips as vanilla, implying sweetness.
Let's get it started, let's get it started
Reiteration of enthusiasm to start something.
She said she wanna party
Quoting someone expressing a desire to party (repeated).
We can get back to the villa
Suggesting going back to a villa (repeated).
Just me and you, her eyes as blue as a Scilla
Describing the person's eyes as blue as Scilla (repeated).
Oh oh oh
An exclamation, possibly indicating a positive emotion (repeated).
And she wanted drinks, down in Anguilla
Expressing a desire for drinks in Anguilla (repeated).
Her heart's as sweet as sapodilla
Complimenting the person's sweet heart, using sapodilla as a metaphor (repeated).
And her lips taste like vanilla
Describing the taste of the person's lips as vanilla, implying sweetness (repeated).
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