Drops of Jupiter
Train Lyrics

Now that she's back in the atmosphere With drops of Jupiter in her hair, hey, hey She acts like summer and walks like rain Reminds me that there's a-time to change, hey, hey Since the return of her stay on the moon She listens like spring and she talks like June, hey, hey Hey, hey
The singer is in awe of someone he knows, who has returned from a trip to the moon. When she came back, he noticed a change in her behavior. She began to act like summer, walking like rain. She reminded the singer that it's a good thing to change. She now listens like spring and talks like June, showing a newfound appreciation for the world around her.

But tell me Did you sail across the sun? Did you make it to the Milky Way To see the lights all faded? And that Heaven is overrated?
The singer asks the person he is singing about whether she went on a journey across the sun, to the Milky Way, to see the lights all faded, and to find out whether Heaven is overrated or not.

Tell me Did you fall for a shooting star One without a permanent scar? And did you miss me while you were Looking for yourself out there?
The singer asks the woman if she fell in love with someone amazing, someone who did not leave a permanent scar on her heart. He also wonders if she missed him while she was away searching for herself.

Now that she's back from that soul vacation Tracing her way through the constellation, hey, hey She checks out Mozart while she does Tae-Bo Reminds me that there's a-room to grow, hey, hey, yeah
The woman who went on the space trip has now come back from a break, refreshed and revitalized. She is exploring different things, like listening to Mozart while doing Tae-Bo exercise. This behavior has made the singer realize that there is room for growth and opportunities.

Now that she's back in the atmosphere I'm afraid that she might think of me as Plain ol' Jane, told a story about a man Who is too afraid to fly so he never did land
The singer is now worried that the woman will think of him as uninteresting and ordinary after her trip to space. He tells a story about a man who is too scared to fly and thus, he never lands his plane.

But tell me Did the wind sweep you off your feet? Did you finally get the chance to dance along the light of day And head back to the Milky Way? And tell me, did Venus blow your mind? Was it everything you wanted to find? And did you miss me while you were Looking for yourself out there?
The singer asks the woman if she was blown away by the wind and had the chance to dance in the daytime, and whether she headed back to the Milky Way. He also asks if the planet Venus impressed her and if she found everything she was searching for. Finally, he asks whether she missed him while she was not around.

Can you imagine no love, pride, deep-fried chicken Your best friend always sticking up for you Even when I know you're wrong? Can you imagine no first dance, freeze-dried romance Five-hour phone conversation The best soy latte that you ever had, and me?
The singer asks the woman if she can imagine a life without love, pride, or deep-fried chicken. Can she imagine a life without a best friend who always supports her even when she is wrong? He also wonders if she can imagine a life without first dances, freeze-dried romance, five-hour phone conversations, the best soy latte ever, and him.

Na-na, na-na, na-na Na-na, na-na, na-na And did you finally get the chance to dance along the light of day? Na-na, na-na, na-na Na-na, na-na, na-na And did you fall from a shooting star? Fall from a shooting star? Na-na, na-na, na-na Na-na, na-na, na-na And are you lonely looking for yourself out there?
The final lines reiterate the singer's questions about whether the woman had the opportunity to dance in the light of day, whether she fell from a shooting star, and if she is still searching for herself out there, feeling lonely.