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South Of Paradise
Sedan Lyrics


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Ya threw a fit on Sunday
The shoe didn't fit on Monday
You're goin' nowhere fast
But who even asked?
Ya found yourself on an island
They said was wet but it's dry man
When the music don't last
But who even asked?

South Of Paradise




Take a train on Friday
You know it could be Thursday
Who even knows?
Whatever way the wind blows
Ya said a bunch of nothin'
While the drummer kept on drumming
And it just makes us laugh
But who even asked?

South Of Paradise

It's 3AM
South of what you meant
Sweet as sin
Sweet as saccharine

Ya threw a fit on Sunday
The shoe didn't fit on Monday
You're going nowhere fast
But who even asked?
Take a train on Friday
You know it could be Thursday
Who even knows?
Whatever way the wind blows

South Of Paradise

It's 3AM
South of what you meant
Sweet as saccharine
Sweet as sin

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Sedan's song "South Of Paradise" seem to be discussing the frustrations and lack of fulfillment in life. The singer refers to someone who threw a fit on Sunday and whose shoe didn't fit on Monday, indicating a continuous struggle and dissatisfaction in their daily life. The line "You're going nowhere fast, but who even asked?" suggests a sense of apathy or indifference towards their situation from both the singer and others around them.


The lyrics also mention finding oneself on an island that was supposed to be wet but turned out to be dry. This could be a metaphorical representation of feeling isolated and misled, as what they expected and hoped for didn't pan out the way they anticipated. The mention of "when the music don't last" could be a metaphorical reference to passion or joy in life fading away.


The repetition of the phrase "South Of Paradise" throughout the song serves as a recurring motif, highlighting the notion of being far from contentment or fulfillment. The line "It's 3AM, south of what you meant" suggests a sense of disconnection or confusion, as if the person's intentions or desires are not aligning with their current reality. The use of the phrases "sweet as sin" and "sweet as saccharine" adds a touch of irony, implying that what may seem desirable or pleasurable on the surface is not necessarily fulfilling or true happiness.


Overall, the lyrics convey a sense of dissatisfaction, frustration, and a feeling of being stuck in a cycle of unfulfilled expectations and routine.


Line by Line Meaning

Ya threw a fit on Sunday
You displayed anger and frustration on a Sunday


The shoe didn't fit on Monday
The situation or circumstance didn't suit you on Monday


You're goin' nowhere fast
You're not making any progress or advancement quickly


But who even asked?
You question the relevance or importance of anyone's opinion


Ya found yourself on an island
You discovered yourself isolated and alone


They said was wet but it's dry man
The place they described as damp or moist turned out to be dry


When the music don't last
When the enjoyment or excitement fades away


But who even asked?
You question the relevance or importance of anyone's opinion


Take a train on Friday
Embark on a journey on a Friday


You know it could be Thursday
The day might actually be Thursday, uncertain of the specific time


Who even knows?
Questioning the knowledge or certainty of anyone


Whatever way the wind blows
Regardless of the direction or outcome


Ya said a bunch of nothin'
You spoke words that held no meaning or substance


While the drummer kept on drumming
In contrast, the drummer continued to play the music


And it just makes us laugh
It simply amuses or entertains us


But who even asked?
You question the relevance or importance of anyone's opinion


It's 3AM
The time on the clock is 3AM


South of what you meant
Different from or not aligned with your original intention


Sweet as sin
Delightful or pleasing, but still morally wrong or indulgent


Sweet as saccharine
As sweet as an artificially sweetened substance


Ya threw a fit on Sunday
You displayed anger and frustration on a Sunday


The shoe didn't fit on Monday
The situation or circumstance didn't suit you on Monday


You're going nowhere fast
You're not making any progress or advancement quickly


But who even asked?
You question the relevance or importance of anyone's opinion


Take a train on Friday
Embark on a journey on a Friday


You know it could be Thursday
The day might actually be Thursday, uncertain of the specific time


Who even knows?
Questioning the knowledge or certainty of anyone


Whatever way the wind blows
Regardless of the direction or outcome


South of Paradise
In a location or state that falls short of an ideal or heavenly place


It's 3AM
The time on the clock is 3AM


South of what you meant
Different from or not aligned with your original intention


Sweet as saccharine
As sweet as an artificially sweetened substance


Sweet as sin
Delightful or pleasing, but still morally wrong or indulgent




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Written by: Corey Williams, David Morris

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